Franca Ghitti - Ghitti's work attempts to recover the memory of materials by evaluating their intrinsic substance. By disrupting accepted categories that convey certainty and definition, the artist transforms objects, tools and the material of everyday life.

Susan Raney - Susan Raney’s work is a natural progression from her many years as a set decorator and designer for film, where she was able to study the subtle effects of light color and composition to create a mood and tell a story. The three-inch tall characters that she photographs are the starting point of her compositions. “While I work out blocks of light and color, I let the figures, their postures and expressions guide me to the finished photograph.”  -  Susan Raney

Amy Marx - Images of violent storms and tornadoes are rendered in oil on torn, thick handmade paper, both in large scale and in miniature. The paintings are an attempt to evoke the creative/destructive dynamic and to render visible the animating forces of nature.

Akiko Mashima - These abstract wall-sculptures made out of construction wood express the soft quality of the material and the expanse of the space surrounding each work. Each piece unveils shapes and hollow spaces according to the position of the viewer thus allowing the experience of the work to shift and a myriad of differing visual results to occur.