Deep in the heart of Frome, August sees a solo exposition of paintings and prints that reveal dynamism even in static realms.
From the depths of Sydney’s historic past, Bath’s lost architectural gems, to remote Indian desert dance: artist-visionary Susangela uncovers motion in people, nature and, yes, also the built environment…
‘Buildings Can Dance Too’! is an inspiring art outreach revealing dynamic energy flowing through professional dancers, ordinary people, nature and even buildings. Susangela’s eclectic exploration shows movement and vibrancy within an eye-opening range of spheres at home and abroad, some of which magically come to life when seen through her eyes.
Working in Mells, Bath-born Susangela is unleashing Buildings Can Dance Too! in the epicentre of Frome at: Sofabulous, Waterloo, Frome, (BA11 1BL) (at the back of Westway car park).
Remember that not all art is for wealthy connoisseurs – limited edition, archival quality prints make contemporary work far more accessible, as shoppers in Frome can discover throughout the month of August.
Affordable prints are a keystone of Susangela’s solo exposition, which provides the opportunity for every bargain hunter to take home a window to another world from Sofabulous:
Tuesdays – Saturdays throughout August, daily 10.00am – 4.00pm, admission free.
Journalists and photographers are very welcome to arrange a private view with the artist. For further information and supporting imagery, please call Susangela on 07815 608241, email susanpunter@hotmail.com or visit www.susangela.com
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