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April Issue 2007
The French Hare Gallery and Galleria in Charleston, SC, Offers Works by Susan Westwood
The French Hare Gallery and Galleria in Charleston, SC, will celebrate the work of English artist, Susan Westwood, from Apr. 1 through May 31, 2007.
Westwood's haunting landscapes, seascapes, poetry and portraits are reminiscent of her childhood spent in a remote Exmoor village on England's rugged Southwest coast. After coming to America to attend the prestigious American Academy of Art in Chicago, these memories surfaced and became the subject of paintings, poetry and children's stories.
While attending Art School in Chicago, Westwood worked as Assistant Director to Vorpal Gallery and later worked as a commercial artist for Anderson Studio. She then moved to New Mexico to paint and has since attracted a strong following with her haunting depictions of English country life. Westwood taught Art at New Mexico State University and designed and taught art classes for children through the university. She was a founding member of The Artist's Alliance.
Westwood relocated to Colorado in 2001 where
she has shown in juried Fine Art Shows in Vail, Aspen, Boulder,
Beaver Creek and Cherry Creek in Denver.
For further information check our SC Commercial Gallery listings,
call the gallery at 843/577-0451 or visit (www.frenchhare.com).
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