Gary Komarin does in his paintings what acrobats do on the high wire: there is a constant balancing act between sophistication and simplicity, between cartoon-like expressionism and eloquent abstraction. His images at first seem simple and even awkward, but given enough time, the complexity of the parts reveals itself and the viewer begins to see Komarin's relentless artistic cunning.

The soft, sensuous abstraction of Steve Seinberg celebrates the process of insemination, and honors the concept of fertility. Like the seeping of water into layers of planted soil, the thin washes of color in Seinberg's canvases penetrate imagery of seeds and pods, thereby realizing the creative potential inherent in this process.