Alyson Khan is a painter whose geometric abstractions explore transformation, perception, and symbolic space through the quiet narrative of the psyche. Drawing from ritual practice, architecture, design, and esoteric symbolism, Khan creates layered compositions that examine protection, transcendence, and the relationship between inner and outer worlds.

Pamela Trail starts every painting without a plan. A line, a wash of color, a simple shape, and then the canvas takes over. Her layered acrylic works sit between abstraction and landscape, pulling in geometric forms alongside fluid, exploratory marks shaped by years of living near Colorado mountains, the ocean, and the expansive skies of Idaho.

Jack Laroux's vibrant paintings merge cubist abstraction with the visual language of stained glass, creating dynamic compositions filled with movement, color, and light. Drawing inspiration from travel, music, and personal heritage, his work invites viewers to explore layered narratives and shifting perspectives.

Artist Angela Lane shares her unique journey as a painter blending influences from quilting, interior design, and geometric abstraction. With an MFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art, Lane’s work invites viewers to experience the fusion of contrasting ideas and forms. Discover how play and exploration shape her artistic practice, and the challenges she's navigated as both an artist and a mother.