Suzanne Lewis at Wally Workman Gallery

Oh Come Let Us Adore Her	Measuring Up	Two Hearts
Sit for a Spell	In Memory of	Oh Miss Millie
Miss Irene Bliss As It Always Was	Aqua	Birdie
Circle Game	Cool Blue •	Dune color
Dune Moonrise	Dune Shack Whale	Fruitful
$I\'m Working on a Dream$ I'm Working on a Dream	Long Heart	Night in the Dunes
Orange Purse •	Pink Orange	Pinky
$Rachel\'s Shoes$ Rachel's Shoes	Red Ball	The Lesson
White Smudge	Ten Star	XY XY
Window Pane	Seabird	Red Bird
Pacific	Lotus III	Guru II
Fine Day	Elightful	Blue It
Sea Change	Long One	Eclipse
$I Can\'t Imagine$ I Can't Imagine	Sort of Nautical

Suzanne Lewis

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Nestled among the dunes and scattered across three miles of the Cape Cod National Seashore stand about 17 weather-beaten dune shacks. Many were built in the 1920's and 40's when Provincetown was becoming an art colony. The shacks have no electricity, no running water and are not easily accessible. The Atlantic with miles of deserted pristine beaches is about 100 yards away. Through the years, writers and artists have called the shacks home for months, even years-- Jack Kerouac, e.e. cummings, Mary Oliver, Eugene O'Neill, Annie Dillard, Jackson Pollock and Willem deKooning to name a few.

Suzanne Lewis was awarded an artist-in-residency there last summer. In this exhibit at Wally Workman Gallery, she charts her experience with stunning photographs, abstract paintings and a sense of humor. Lewis is a painter, photographer, writer and world traveler that lives and works in Austin, Texas.

web site: www.suzannelewisart.com

web site: www.suzannelewis.com

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Suzanne Lewis