Dana Jones, based in Greenville, S.C. and Ralston Fox Smith, based Asheville, N.C., engage in a visual dialogue through parallel explorations of geometric abstraction in their show “Parallel Line.” Their paintings share common themes - nature, weather, and patterns - but their different styles create a back-and-forth visual conversation about how we see and present art. Two pieces in the 37-piece show were created collaboratively. 

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Luis Jaramillo, from Greenville, S.C., explores personal and collective memory through colorful paintings and works on paper in his show “Mapping My Universe.” His layered compositions reflect a process of mapping emotions, experiences, and exploration, offering a poetic interpretation of place and self.

Born and raised in Nashville, Tenn., Glenda Guion works with clay as material and metaphor. Her sculptural works in this show delve into the connection between humanity and the natural world. Her latest series evokes timeless archetypes -- mandorlas, diatoms and abstract figures -- bridging ancient traditions with contemporary expression.