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DESCRIPTION:Join us for to visit Bonnie's Daughter\, Sara Suppan\, art exhi
bit. Followed by dinner at Brasa. Description of Exhibit - Taken from
Sara Suppan: A Small Good Thing — Weinstein Hammons Gallery Sara Suppan
’s exhibition\, A Small Good Thing\, borrows its title from Raymond Carv
er’s 1983 short story that emphasizes the importance of small gestures o
f kindness and human connection. Paintings included in this exhibition sho
wcase what Suppan describes as “small good things” –– a folded two
-dollar bill shaped like a butterfly\, a glass of cold water with its surf
ace covered in dripping beads of condensation\, a ladybug sitting on top o
f a cluster of pomegranates\, and a broken arm in an ornately painted cast
with a permanent thumbs-up. Each canvas centers these objects as intimate
offerings\, inviting close inspection and creating sincere portraits of e
veryday items. Suppan’s work balances authenticity with a touch of whims
y\, as she pairs traditional painting techniques with humor. Sara Suppan
(American\, born 1994) is an artist living and working in Minneapolis. He
r paintings have been published in New American Paintings magazine (No. 15
5 and No. 173)\, and she has been awarded grant funding for her work from
the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council (2023)\, and from the Minnesota Sta
te Arts Board (2017\, 2021). Her work has been exhibited nationally and in
ternationally. Suppan holds a BFA from the Minneapolis College of Art and
Design. This is her first solo exhibition with Weinstein Hammons Gallery.
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SUMMARY:Social - Art Gallery & Dinner
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\n\nDescription of Exhibit - Taken from \;Sara Suppan: A Smal
l Good Thing &mdash\; Weinstein Hammons Gallery
\n\nSara Sup
pan&rsquo\;s exhibition\, A Small
Good Thing\, borrows its title from Raymond Carver&rsquo\;s 1983 shor
t story that emphasizes the importance of small gestures of kindness and h
uman connection. Paintings included in this exhibition showcase what Suppa
n describes as &ldquo\;small good things&rdquo\; &ndash\;&ndash\; a folded
two-dollar bill shaped like a butterfly\, a glass of cold water with its
surface covered in dripping beads of condensation\, a ladybug sitting on t
op of a cluster of pomegranates\, and a broken arm in an ornately painted
cast with a permanent thumbs-up. Each canvas centers these objects as inti
mate offerings\, inviting close inspection and creating sincere portraits
of everyday items. Suppan&rsquo\;s work balances authenticity with a touch
of whimsy\, as she pairs traditional painting techniques with humor.
\;
\n\nSara Suppan (American\, born 1994) is an artist living
and working in Minneapolis. Her paintings have been published in New Amer
ican Paintings magazine (No. 155 and No. 173)\, and she has been awarded g
rant funding for her work from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council (202
3)\, and from the Minnesota State Arts Board (2017\, 2021). Her work has b
een exhibited nationally and internationally. Suppan holds a BFA from the
Minneapolis College of Art and Design. This is her first solo exhibition w
ith Weinstein Hammons Gallery. \;
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