Sue Steele’s work has changed dramatically over the years, from her beginnings at GSA, rooted in a traditional painting practice, to working in a myriad of constantly evolving mediums, Sue has established herself as a mainstay of the Glaswegian art scene.
In this new exhibition of work, Start Where You Are, Sue presents a series of portraits of her colleagues from Greencity Whole Foods in Dennistoun alongside a collection of mixed-media self-portraits, textiles, masks, and linocuts, all in the dynamic and avant-garde style we’ve come to expect from Sue, and we’re delighted to welcome her back to Six Foot Gallery.
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