Susan Wrona Gall
Bio & Artist's Statement
Painting Statement
“I design the density of my painting surfaces to
draw you in to interpret their meaning through your own experiences. Their titles
are minimalist to further encourage your involvement in this aesthetic experience. Please enjoy.
My paintings abstract nature into linear divisions of color and texture divided by
metal rods that reference my sculptural background where I developed my love of
intriguing textures. They are an emotional not as literal response to the beauty of our world.”
Exhibitions
| The Art Institute of Chicago |
| Lydon Contemporary Gallery, Chicago |
| Ditttmar Memorial Gallery, Northwestern University |
| 25 Years of Contemporary Art, Ukrainian Institute of Modern Art, Chicago |
| Studio Tour, Art Institute of Chicago |
| Institute of Business Designers, Chicago |
| San Diego Art Institute, San Diego, California |
| Kalamazoo Institute of Arts Kalamazoo, Michigan |
| Gloria Laguna Art Museum, San Antonio |
| Spertus Museum of Art, Chicago |
| Lakeview Art Museum, Peoria, Illinois |
| Springfield Art Museum, Springfield, Illinois |
| Galesburg Art Museum, Illinois |
| Springville Museum of Art, Utah |
| Burpee Art Museum Rockford, Illinois |
Education
| Bachelor and Masters of Arts, Beloit Colllege; Beloit, WI |
Selected Collections
| Amoco |
| AT&T |
| Baker, Knapp & Tubbs |
| Bell & Howell |
| Castelli Italia |
| Cox Broadcasting |
| Hewitt Associates |
| Hyatt |
| Interface London |
| RR Donnelly & Sons |
Publications
| New American Paintings, Open Studios Press |
| The Best of Acrylic Painting, Quarry |
Background
| Programming Consultant, Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago |
| Curator Hinsdale Center for the Arts, IL |
| Bachelor and Masters of Arts Beloit College, Wisconsin |
“Kimono”
36" x 36" mixed media on canvas
