Drew Goings -The subjects of Drew Goings paintings are the mundane business signs, store fronts and vehicles encountered every day. The signs - mostly neon - are older, neglected, and often in disuse. They are signs and edifices passed daily without notice, yet they are an art form in themselves. Often intended for viewing at night, the glow of the neon beckoned passers-by to a place to sleep, eat, to buy their liquor. Viewed in sunlight, these structures seem rough, even awkward. Flaws, peeling paint, and the detritus of time are all revealed.

Daniel Fiorda - Square Series - This collection of new metal sculptures is based on the artist’s intention to study the form and geometrics of squares. In visual arts as in architecture, geometrical forms are used in relation to space and how that space relates to human consciousness. Using the square as a springboard, the artist elaborates on the way the basic geometric principles manifest as proportions, shapes and symmetries.

Ted Larsen - Working within the tradition of Post-Minimalism, Constructivism, and the Concrete Art Movement, Ted Larsen will be exhibiting recent explorations of volume, shadow, and structure.  Larsen's work is not attempting to represent an outside reality.  He wants the viewer to respond only to what is in front of them.  Paring down to simple forms, he creates the possibility for a more direct and pure relationship between the viewer and the work.

This group exhibition features 4 gallery artists whose work ranges from pure abstraction (Bill Fisher, Edward Lentsch and Andy Piedilato) to Magic Realism (Leonard Koscianski). Multiple examples of each painter's work show the broad range and virtuosity of each artist's distinct visions.