Ryan utilizes a variety of techniques and surfaces to push the boundaries of the traditional watercolor medium.

Elements of asymmetry, randomness, simplicity, whimsical deconstruction and wabi-sabi inspire Dawn's woven pieces.

Natacha's artworks are intended to have a multilayered meaning, simultaneously abstract and recognizable.

The inspiration for Teddy's artwork stems from a lifelong fascination with biology and the patterns found in nature.

Jim's works combine realistic portraiture and graphically patterned backgrounds to help give context to their stories.

Both playful and serious, Darius' works have a distinct style characterized by sinuous lines and dramatic contrast.

Julia's exhibit features both mixed media collage experiments and a series of full-scale paintings inspired by them.

Susan's depictions of the natural world are characterized by intense colors and dynamic textures that draw in the viewer.

Utilizing numerous alternative printing techniques, Frank's photographic pieces range from figural to abstract.

Vivian's pieces act as "wearable sculptures" with inspiration from nature, geometry, and man-made designs.

Jenny's work focuses on the ephemeral beauty of our world and our need to do our best to respect and preserve it.

Inspirations come from Yuko's Japanese culture, her family's African-American heritage and from her world travels.

Doug's eclectic pieces range from sculptural to darkly humorous, and utilize a wide variety of materials.

The dynamic textures in Leslie's abstract compositions push the boundary between painting and sculpture.