Los Angeles painter Kelly Brumfield-Woods explores the optical and semantic potential of glitter and faux fur to make a distinctly feminine contribution to the history of California hard-edge abstraction.

The figurative paintings of Zach Eichelberger restore humanism to contemporary art by validating the significance of isolation and connection to inner experience.

The abstract paintings and installations of conceptual artist Scott Gleeson imagine a government, society, and built environment responsive to the needs of combat trauma survivors.

The abstract paintings of Danielle Kimzey merge found gestures and patterns to create a narrative where color and line expound upon personal and cultural experiences.