Time. Space. Place is a material examination of our physical, social and natural environment. Through an examination of landscape and culture, Sherwood interweaves ideas of masculinity, purity and womanhood with reclaimed and regenerated industrial material. de Vivero investigates surfaces and space through various materials to convey aspects of everyday life and the social-political sphere across the globe. Ideas of feminism and post-colonialism are explored, while boundaries, migration and displacement are analyzed. Houston records the passage of time, cycles and daily motions while investigating the inextricable relationship between people and the natural world. The process Houston takes encourages people to pause and contemplate natural phenomena.  Sterz translates natural light, color and movement through the use of industrial material to explore the intersection between the corporeal and the emotional, the temporal and the ephemeral, while evoking a spontaneous response from the viewer, something he shares with his fellow exhibitors.

Claire Sherwood received her MFA from the University of Maryland. Her work has been exhibited widely across the United States in both solo and group exhibitions. Sherwood's work is included in the David C. Driskell Collection and the State of West Virginia Museum of Culture and History. She currently is an Adjunct Professor of Drawing at The College of Saint Rose in Albany, NY.

Micaela de Vivero received her MFA in Sculpture from Alfred University. She currently is an Associate Professor of Art at Denison University in Ohio. Her work has been exhibited in Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, the United States, Spain, Ireland, Finland, Austria and Switzerland.

Jessica Houston received an MA from Columbia University. She also attended the Istituto Lorenzo di Medici in Florence, Italy for studio art, art history and theory. Houston's work has been widely acclaimed and exhibited throughout the United States and abroad. She has taught drawing at The Metropolitan Museum in New York City and has lectured as a visiting artist at The Art Institute of Florence; Teachers College, Columbia University; Concordia University; Ontario College of Art and Design and McGill University in Montreal. Canada, where she currently resides.

Sterz began his career in photography, but by the end of the 1990's he was sculpting out of his Brooklyn studio. His widely acclaimed site specific installations have been exhibited in galleries and museums throughout North America, Europe and the Caribbean. Sterz's work has been represented in many international art fairs, including Art Basel and he has received numerous grants from the Pollock-Krasner Foundation. Sterz's work can be seen in many museum collections across the United States and Europe.