Susan M. Olmetti

Abstract and 3-D Art Exhibitions

Combining Grace - New York

Abstract Artist Susan Olmetti will be participating in Combining Grace A
Tribute To Gilda Radner at:

Gallery at Station Digital
TriBeCa
73 Franklin St. (between B’way and Church)
New York, NY

On Thursday June 10th 2010, 7-9pm

A portion of the proceeds of the art works sold will be donated to
Gildas Club there Mission is to create welcoming communities of free
support for everyone living with cancer - men, women, teens and children -
along with their families and friends.

“COMBINING GRACE”
A Tribute to Gilda Radner
Group Exhibition Curated by Jennifer Contini Enderby and Natalie Meek

The opening reception on Thursday June 10th, 7-9pm, is free and open to the public with a suggested donation of $40 at the door. 40% of artwork proceeds and 100% monetary donations will benefit GCNYC.

The Possibility of a Painting, The Chelsea Hotel

"The possibility of a painting is an impressive group show at The Chelsea Hotel's Gallery
Suite featuring the works of 13 New York City artists. The show examines the potentials
of painting and exhibits the works salon-style, with pieces dramatically scaling up one wall
and swooping up and across the ceiling! The arrangement of the paintings show the
transition from representational works to abstract to minimalist"

Read the Art Hag Article - The possibility of a painting, The Chelsea Hotel

A Sense of Strength and Health
Oil on Paper

Florence Biennale 2009

Susan Olmetti was invited to show her paintings at the Florence
Biennale, Florence in December 2009.

'After a review of your artwork, the Internal Committee has expressed favourable opinion for your participation. The seventh edition of the Biennale will be held from 5 to 13 December 2009 ...'

Hotel Chelsea, New York 2009

It was a pleasure meeting everyone at the Abstract Art Show in the Hotel Chelsea, 222 W 23rd Street, Suite 219, New York on July 16, 2009.

Susan Olmetti was a featured abstract artist in the show and showed with sisters Rachel Cohen-Lunning and Merrille Litchenstein Cohen, who work together as Mercura NYC, who together design metal body sculptures and unique fantasy eyewear. The show also featured Gary Lupton, a New York based fashion photographer.