Overton's sculptures and installations transform found materials into minimalist, site-specific works.

Saunders's paintings and animations explore the relationship between film, photography, and painting, creating layered, evocative compositions.

Taylor's sculptures and drawings explore the relationship between form, space, and perception, creating playful, intricate works.

Whitney's paintings explore the relationship between color and form, creating vibrant, gridded compositions that evoke a sense of rhythm and harmony.

Zurier's paintings explore the subtle nuances of light and color, creating minimalist, contemplative works that evoke a sense of quietude.

Malouin's furniture and product designs blend minimalist forms with playful details, creating functional, elegant objects that challenge traditional design conventions.

Kahn's furniture and sculptures blend whimsical forms with found materials, creating playful, functional artworks that challenge traditional design conventions.

Ward's sculptures and installations explore themes of memory, identity, and the body, creating evocative, site-specific works that engage with the history of place.

Adams' vibrant, geometric paintings explore color and form with a bold, rhythmic dynamism. Her works exude a sense of both spontaneity and meticulous control.

Haring's vibrant, graphic works addressed social and political issues, creating a distinctive visual language that resonated with a wide audience.