William B. Hoyt finds beauty in moments both intimate and expansive. Study for Window by the Sea, Glass of Wine, and Skywalkers capture quiet observation, carefully arranged objects, and sunlit coastal life. With masterful light and thoughtful composition, Hoyt transforms familiar scenes into moments worth lingering over.

Lee Gordon transforms glass into small worlds of color, light, and movement. From the watery blues of Marsh View XXVIto the jewel-like forms of the Touchstone Series, each piece invites a closer look. Layered color, texture, and organic shapes make these intimate sculptures feel both natural and unexpected.

Margaret Gerding captures Maine's ever-changing beauty through expressive color and atmospheric light. From quiet marshes and sweeping skies to rocky shores and Monhegan views, her paintings feel immediate and alive. Each scene invites you into the landscape, capturing not just a place, but the feeling of being there.