Portraiture dates back to the time of the Greeks and Romans, where notable men and women would appear on coins and sculpture. During the 15th century, the wealthy would commission, most noted the Medici family of Florence; bringing forth status and power. Now, even during the time of I-Phones and Facebook; a portrait will tell a story, a life event, and sometimes a hidden meaning for the viewer to discover.

Jason Schutzman and Paige Tibbe, through their work define the human experience. Some commissioned, some from the recess of imagination, tell a story through traditional and sometimes playful imagery. Images of those who they know, and some they do not. The portraits in this exhibition allow the viewer to weave their own story, from one work to the next.