My recent visit to Texas gave me access to Cara Barer's studio and her world of 'book art'. I was so excited to see her creations that I have prepared a newsletter on the artist and how she does what she does. The link to the newsletter is here, below and I hope you will enjoy it as much as I have.  It is truly inspiring to see and read.

http://mad.ly/5e6cb3

A very large collection of photographs by Eikoh Hosoe have been added to the Susan Spiritus Gallery website. Please be sure to visit the pages and view all of the works from Embrace, Ordeal By Roses, Kamatachi, Simon, A Private Landscape, Gaudi Ceilings and a selection of images from past workshops.

http://susanspiritusgallery.com/artist/eikoh-hosoe/

Please be sure to locate the works of our newest photographer, William Furniss,  from Hong Kong.  His water abstractions are not only colorful, but can be printed large and will be just perfect for any corporate space! During my recent trip to Hong Kong I visited William's studio and saw each of these images in person. They are quite spectacular!

We have a new classification under the artists' pages on the website which reads: Vintage Works for Sale. The images which will be found under this category will be 'ones of' only, older prints, and in some cases may truly be vintage, but in most cases, will not be vintage as the name suggests, but earlier prints being offered from private collections for resale. There will always be a variety of artist's works found under this category. Currently there are images by Max Yavno, Jerry N. Uelsmann, Andre Kertesz, George Tice, Robert Doisneau and Ansel Adams.

New to the gallery are the painted film collages by Jeanne O'Connor, which must be seen in person to fully appreciate their originality! Stop by the gallery to see them in person.

The December issue of Riviera Magazine, the "Arts & Power Issue" introduces you to the "Talent Driving the O.C. Art Scene"

http://digital.modernluxury.com/publication/?i=135821&p=130

Browse through the artist and bookstore pages to what's new at the gallery, including new work by William Neill, Fran Forman, Mitchell Hartman and Deborah Parkin; also added are the photos by George Seitz from his series, Newport After Dark.