May 3 to June 23, 2012

with artwork by

Donna Barlow • Annemarie Rawlinson • Uran Snyder • Gail Werner • Pat Woolley

Uran Snyder, Theseus and Ariadne, Charcoal on paper, 121" x 104"

Gail Werner
Red-winged Blackbird (20" x 16"), Hemet Maze Stone (24" x 18"), Rock Wren (20" x 16")
oil/pencil on wood panel

Gail Werner
Bird Dreams V (14" x 11"), White Sage (8" x 6"), Bird Dreams IV (10" x 8")
encaustic on wood panel, encaustic on wood panel, Oil on wood panel

Harold Greene designed and made the one-of-a-kind chair.

Donna Barlow
Interactive poetry labyrinth (30" x 40"), mixed media

Annemarie Rawlinson
Expanding Energies (21" x 21" x 1 1/4), mixed media
Labyrinth Sphere (10" x 10" x 10"), clay

Pat Woolley
The Way (10 1/2" x 16 1/2"), mixed media

Pat Woolley
LabyrinthWalk (22" x 14 1/2"), mixed media

Annemarie Rawlinson
Amenenhet III (13" x 17"), mixed media

Annemarie Rawlinson
Dance of the Labyrinth (15" x 20"), mixed media

Annemarie Rawlinson
Genesis (15" x 20"), collage

Mandala
Mandala in ancient Sanskrit means "circle" and it depicts the divine truth of the universe.
This mandala is created out of the same words repeated from the inner to the outer circle, circle after circle.

To bring a new show up another has to come down. Freedom of Pattern was a expressive and meditative experiments in color and form. The works in the show vibrated with energy and feeling. A synthesizer, Thomas brings together themes from science, mathematics and religion in his works, deceptively simple in design, but which, upon serious inspection, reveal a deep interest in the mystery of the systems that govern both our physical and spiritual universes.

Enjoy the installation photos of the show

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