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| Featured Artist |
| Susan Nelson |
For artist, Susan Nelson, the joy of creating
art has always been an essential part of her
being. Training in New York and California
has included drawing, painting, sculpture,
ceramics and intaglio printmaking. Form and
color infuse the majority of Susan's work
as she seeks to convey her personal response
to the scenes and images of her creative journey.
Susan's work can be found in private collections
and public venues. Recent exhibits include
The Huntington Beach Art Center, Guggenheim
Gallery, Chapman University, and the David
Lawrence Gallery in Beverly Hills, California.
The Bi-West Conference and the North American
Conference of Bisexuality in San Diego, California.
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| 'Triad', oil on canvas,
not for sale |
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| Grandmother's
pitcher, 2003, 11x14, $300 |
Women
with cats,2001, 30x40, $800 |
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| 'Moment in Time', oil
on canvas, not for sale |
Kimono
Gallery,2002, 36x60, $1500 |
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| Asian
Accents, 2002, 30x40, $900 |
Christopher,
2003, 20x24, $800 |
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| Keith,
2003, 36x60, $1500 |
Pixie,
2003, 11x14, $400 |
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| For information on purchasing this
artists work, please contact Regina. |
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"My artistic
will became apparent at the age of five when, much to
my mother's dismay, I traded my new tap dance shoes
for a box of Crayola Crayons. The joy of creating art
has remained a life long endeavor. People are my passion
for they tell the story. I approach each subject with
senitivity and reverence, striving to paint their truth.
Sexual orientation is not my focus, but rather the fundamental
honesty and beauty of humanity. For the past years I
have worked continuously and dauntlessly, never apologetically.
I am steadily on the job so that I might find myself
at the easel, brush in hand, when the great moment does
arrive. There has been no end of surprises and delight,
nor the need for stamina and courage. Beginnings have
out numbered endings. My teachers have been many, materials
varied. I belong to no school and will not adhere to
any technique. Vincent Van Gogh said he wanted to make
art that touches some people. That is my goal as well.
Sexual Orientation is not my focus, but rather the fundamental
honesty and beauty of humanity. People are my passion
for they tell the story. I approach each subject with
sensitivity and reverence, striving to paint the truth.
- Susan Nelson |
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