Robert Bell and Stanley Scott are two Colorado artists, and both graduated from Colorado State University.  The forms in Robert Bell's paintings are images revealed to him through dreams. Viewers are invited to interpret them through their own life experiences and imaginations. His color palette is inspired by colors of the Colorado landscape, and he often paints on unique materials like wood and steel. 

Stanley Scott's drawings and prints are real depictions of, and responses to, internal conflict. These unexpressed emotions are the source of the tension in the images. His mediums of choice, printmaking and drawing, allow him to create complex color arrangements and use fine detailing to reveal the expressions in his figures and the precise directions of twisting and pulling in his studies of knots.