Bill Davison, a seventh-generation Vermonter, was born in Burlington in 1941. he was educated at Albidon College and received an MFA from the University of Michigan in 1966. Bill established the printmaking program in the department of art at hte University of Vermont, where he taught for 36 years before retiring in 2003. 

Long fascinated by abstract and impressionist work, John creates paintings to express form, mood, and emotion. His goal is to engage the viewer while challenging their expectations about meaning, form, and symbolism in art. Also important to John, is his desire for the viewer to know the story of the creation of his work. The artistic process is the part of a finished work that is most directly supported by the collector. With each piece, John hopes to deliver a story about its inspiration, creation, and expression.

Based in Brandon, Vermont, Don Ross' photography is collected throughout the United States and Europe. Trained in sculpture and drawing at the New York Studio School, he brings years of artistic training to his photographic work. Though some may consider them a ruin, Ross finds a cathedral-like beauty in his focus on rural industrial landscapes of Vermont. Rising before dawn to capture these locations in the lonely early morning hours, Ross creates breathtaking abstractions of these posit-industrial sites.