The exhibition will include artwork created by Marymount students and work selected by the students from other artists, galleries or individuals. Artwork can be purchased at the posted gallery prices or through silent auction during the two-month exhibition. Some of the most popular artwork will be auctioned off during a live auction on April 28th, 2012, the last day of the exhibition.

The drawings and prints by Matthew Thomas are expressive and meditative experiments in color and form. The works vibrate with energy and feeling.

CRYSTALS presents large scale paintings on panel and aquatint and relief prints on solar plates. Color and pattern operate as metaphors for natural rhythms, providing a point of departure for the contemplation of our relationship to nature and creation.

The exhibition focuses on the silent musical sculptures and drawings by Robert Wilhite. Though the idea of silent musical instruments or sculptures seems absurd, when one ponders the importance of silence to music, the concept of a silent instrument seems reasonable.

Ruth Trotter applies the memory of specific landscapes by working the surface with layers of paint, often obscuring the foundational drawing that lay underneath, in what is an oblique reference to the conscious and subconscious, the rational and irrational, the emotional and logical.