Fallbrook Brandon Gallery

ASSEMBLAGE ARTISTS FEATURED AT

FALLBROOK'S BRANDON GALLERY IN AUGUST

Fallbrook, Calif., July 27, 2010 – Lauretta Lowell and Richard Freund will display their unusual and provocative assemblage art based on found objects in Fallbrook's Brandon Gallery throughout the month of August 2010.

Their work, which consists of two and three dimensional objects reconfigured into unusual sculptural works, will be showcased in Brandon’s Etcetera Gallery, a special wing dedicated for artists to display award winning art.  They will host a reception at Brandon Gallery August 21, from 5-8PM.

Freund, who has been a guest artist at Brandon Gallery in June and July, started his artist career in 2001 after many years as a computer systems analyst, the foundation for creating assemblages based on computer parts.  In 2007, this Redlands, Calif., artist transitioned from computer parts into a broader area of assemblage art, incorporating a wider selection of found objects.  He has received numerous awards in regional competitions.

Lowell, a resident of Palm Desert, Calif., and member of the regional art community for almost 30 years, has curated art shows, managed galleries and contributed her whimsical art to several southern California venues.  Her work has appeared in many western states galleries and has won several awards.

Fallbrook Brandon Gallery (www.fallbrookbrandongallery.org) 105 N Main St., one door off Alvarado in the Village of Fallbrook, is a non-profit artists’ co-operative with 26 members representing many major creative disciplines.   Each month member and guest artists from San Diego and Riverside counties display hundreds of pieces of art that include textiles and sculpture, jewelry and gourd art, oil and acrylic paintings, watercolors and pastels, greeting cards, printmaking, photography and digital media. 

Brandon Gallery  is open from 10AM to 5PM Tuesday through Saturday and 11AM to 4PM on Sundays.