Sue Gansle’s solo exhibition “Figuratively speaking” includes portraiture in charcoal, graphite, colored pencil, watercolor and oil. Sue Gansle’s art focuses on the human form, especially faces, incorporating a colorful impressionistic flare. Her work captures moments in life touched by light and color, motions and gestures, along with a generous amount of realism. Sue Gansle’s formal art training is in commercial art with a degree from Southwest Texas State University. Her abilities have led her to concentrate on her love of line and color in the body of work that makes up “Figuratively Speaking".
About 764 West L.L.C.
The Gallery at 764 West showcases original artwork in a wide assortment of media and styles including photography, oils, acrylics, watercolor, sculpture, pottery, digital arts, and mixed media. Artists from as far away as Denmark have shown at The Gallery as well as talented up and coming local and regional artists. The Gallery at 764 West hosts a contemporary art show and sale twice a year in the spring and fall. In addition to The Gallery, 764 West also offers custom picture framing, artist supplies, frame and photo restoration, and digital imaging. Artists Scott Jarisch and Jean Longone opened 764 West L.L.C. in 1998 and have been active in seeking to expand the horizons of the New Braunfels community by bringing awareness to the arts and showcasing the many talented artists located in New Braunfels and elsewhere.
In the fall of 2008 digital photography by Miranda Laine will be featured. Mark M. Nelson’s watercolors will be on exhibit during the spring 2009 show. A wide variety of artwork in all media and styles by artists Scott Jarish and Jean Longone are on rotating exhibit at The Gallery the rest of the year.
For additional information on the news that is the subject of this release contact Jean Longone or visit http://www.764west.com .
