Babette Herschberger's minimalist compositions emphasize color and surface in both small and large scale. Her signature bold color palette and lively experimentation with form result in exhibitions that transcend traditional presentation. Paintings are unconventionally placed throughout the space. Like the visual rhythms of sheet music, the works are arranged to create melodic relationships as one moves through the installation.

Cole Johnson, a glass artist and instructor at the Green Energy Park in Dillsboro, NC, will present his monumental Canopic Jars, a type of ceremonial container used in ancient Egypt. The artist's interest in this historical reference to the vessel is striking when combined with his own contemporary glass-blowing techniques and minimalist design.

Both artists bring a bold vision to their craft, creating revelatory works with intensity and confidence, and transforming their chosen materials into a complex intersection of plane and form.