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Umerlik's abstracts are atmospheric and color-forward, with a deftly restrained use of line and shape that strikes a poetic balance of structure and atmosphere. Giolitti's layered resin paintings on the other hand are dizzy with detail. Comprising a diversity of mark-making from poured and penned ink, gouache, acrylic and oil paints, and iridescent pigment, her process oriented works achieve a surprisingly meditative feel that questions the maximalism inherent in her medium. Finally, Juszti's dreamy, monochromatic portraits of beautiful women abstracted into anonymity provide a …