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Sue Layman Lightman CV B I O Sue Layman Lightman, a renowned artist, places daring geometric shapes and empowering brilliant colors that create new energetic dimensions. The S U E unique style of Sue’s paintings is as diverse as the culture and creative environment in which we live. Sue believes today we are forced to contend L A Y M A N with the forces of light and darkness. What causes a person to desire one or the other has always been a mystery. In her paintings, these forces find L I G H T M A N harmony, rhythm and adventure. A r t i s t / G a l l e r y O w n e r Sue opened her art gallery, Sue Layman Designs, in Memphis, Tennessee's South Main Historic Arts District in 2006. The modern three-story structure showcases only paintings from her collections. E X H I B I T I O N S C O N T A C T 2006: Macy’s Home Expo Featured Artist 2006: Wings Cancer Foundation Group Art Show 9 0 1 - 4 0 9 - 7 8 7 0 2006-2017: South Main Trolley Night Art Show at Sue Layman Designs Art s u e l a y m a n d e s i g n s @ m e . c o m Gallery (monthly) 2007: Marshal Arts Gallery Group Art Show s u e l a y m a n d e s i g n s . c o m 2009: American Red Cross Red Boa Ball Featured Artist f a c e b o o k . c o m / S u e L a y m a n D e s i g n s 2009: Tower Room Featured Artist 2009-2011: Flight Restaurant Featured Artist i n s t a g r a m : @ S u e L a y m a n A r t 2010: L’École Culinaire Featured Artist 2010: The Law Offices of J. Vincent Perryman Featured Artist 2012: Theatre Memphis Art Show 2012: Fountain Gallery Art Show Featured Artist S K I L L S 2012: Memphis Botanic Gardens Group Art Show Oil on canvas 2012: A2H Group Art Show Oil on paper 2013: Memphis Artist Spotlight at the Madison Hotel 2014: Emerge Memphis Emerge 2020 Art Show Abstract paintings 2014: Orpheum Theater Group Art Show Painting large structures 2014: "Conclusion of Delusion" Art Show at Sue Layman Designs Art Gallery Design consultation 2014: Blues Ball benefiting The Memphis Charitable Foundation 2014: Memphis Artist Spotlight at the Madison Hotel 2015: Light Up Your Imagination Art Show at Sue Layman Designs Art Gallery 2015: "A Night at the Ballet" Art Show at the Madison Hotel benefiting Ballet E X P E R I E N C E Memphis 2005-PRESENT: 2015: Ol'-Man River Moonshine Ball benefiting The Memphis Charitable Foundation Sue Layman Designs, Artist and Owner 2015: Tennessee Brewery Historical Restoration Alive Painting Featured Artist 2015: Grace and Space Art Show at Sue Layman Designs 2016: "What's in the Art" Show at Sue Layman Designs Art Gallery 2016: Ol'-Man River Moonshine Ball benefiting The Memphis Charitable Foundation 2017: "With Emotion" Art Show at Sue Layman Designs Art Gallery in conjunction with Memphis College of Art 2017: "Celebration" Art Show celebrating 10 years of business for Sue Layman Designs Art Gallery 2019: Downtown Art Walk at The Vault 2019: Playhouse on the Square cafe lobby gallery 2019: Nathan and Dorothy Shainberg Art Gallery at the Jewish Community Center 2019: 20twelve PRESENT: Gibson Guitar Factory's Memphis GuitarTown featuring painted 10- foot guitar displayed on world-famous Beale Street - 2017 to present PRESENT: Fine Arts Gallery at East Arkansas Community College - March 2, 2020-present .
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