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October Issue 2005
Wells Gallery in Charleston, SC, Features Works by Gary Gowans and Kate Long
Interpretations, an exhibit highlighting the latest works of Gary Gowans and Kate Long will open at the Wells Gallery in Charleston, SC, on Oct. 7 and continue through Oct. 21, 2005.
This feature exhibit will contrast the remarkable
realism of artistic veteran Gowans' with the fluid expressionism
of emerging artist Long. Interpretations will celebrate
this difference in style, inviting guests to enjoy the beauty
of the Lowcountry, from marshscapes to sail boats, as seen through
the eyes of two talented painters.
Long is a native of Greensboro, NC, and a graduate of The University
of the South. Her paintings are soft, yet provocative. From
a typical landscape to her signature ballerinas, Long evokes a
sense of place and mood with ease. Her first feature exhibit,
Interpretations should be a fine introduction to her latest
works and a strong testament to her increasingly expressionistic
style.
In addition to his painting, Gary Gowans is a renowned illustrator
with credits as noteworthy as The Wall Street Journal.
As a painter, Gowans brings the canvas to life through his acute
attention to detail and strong command of light and shadow. Interpretations
will include 14 new works in oil with subject matter ranging from
Church Street as it may have appeared in 1901 to a boat which
closely resembles The Spirit of South Carolina.
Interpretations is proudly presented by Kimberly Bokesch and Hume
Killian.
For more info check our SC Commercial Gallery listings, call
the gallery at 843/853-3222 or at (www.wellsgallery.com).
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