John Thomas - Using geometric layers and overlapping fields of color, the works of John Thomas broaden the realm of non-objective painting. Their restrained elegance and understated simplicity mask an enigmatic sensuality that reveals itself slowly under examination.

Lilyan Aloma - The images in this body of work are a reflection of the artist’s ongoing interest in the urban environment and commerce's influence on our visual gestalt. It is an attempt to resolve the tension created by the over-development of a city.

Doug Navarra - In these drawings the artist starts with found paper documents and responds by adding his own marks, as “interventions” that set up a dialogue with the linear quality of the penmanship, original marginalia, and the stains and tears that have accumulated over the centuries. When his own personal history is added to a 200 year-old piece of paper, it transforms the context of the page from a minor historical record into a work of contemporary, visual documentation.