Carole Eisner
 | "The focus of my work has always been public art. My sculptures are monumental, abstract and made to last. I work in steel because of its' strength, permanence indestructibility. Having had a prior career as a color field painter, I recently decided to paint my sculptures in multiple colors. Color is a way for viewers to approach and understand an abstract sculpture that is not part of their experience. |
Martin Kremer & Group
 | "Glass by its nature is 3 dimensional regardless of its method of construction. We will explore the medium in a variety of formats all relating thematically to structure and light." - Guild members, Moshe Bursuker and Susan Cox, along with 2-4 invited glass sculptors, will join Marty in this curated show - |
Roger Mudre
 | "By taking a circle, the most basic and universal symbol, exploring it and its numerous permutations; the exhibit will reveal and inform gallery visitors of the artistic process, where ones inspiration comes from, and by using different media the infinite possibility of the completed piece." |
Peter Petrochko
 | "Each example of my work would be an exploration of working in a harmonious way with the medium of wood. Rather than 'impose my vision on nature', I would be working with nature, having a strong sensitivity for each piece, and allowing for the natural integrity to be evident." |
Gerald Saladyga
 | "Land(scape). Because landscape is visually unavoidable it allows an artist to re-interpret it in a manner not often represented in the usual landscape catalogue. The objective of this work is to re-define how landscape could artistically be presented." |
