Noted Chicago Abstract Artist Susan Olmetti Brushes Manhattan At '08 Slapping Down Some Brush Stroke

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(Free-Press-Release.com) July 21, 2008 -- Media Advisory

CHICAGO/EWORLDWIRE/July 14, 2008 --- The famed New York Hotel Chelsea - the
address of artists since the middle of the last century, and the streets of
SOHO and the East Village will be re-touched by the presence of nomad
resident Susan Olmetti as she shows up for a third muggy summer and her
second summer solo show. For her show entitled, "He Will Find Me in the
Final Fulfillment," the cozy nooks of the community will become her studio
and her salesroom.

Inspired by the special character and culture of New York City, Olmetti
chooses to check-in her canvas at the curb, to become a fixture in Chelsea,
Soho, and East Village. "It's euphoric for me, being on the streets with
people," explained Olmetti.

>From features in international newspapers such as Canada's Globe and Mail
and magazines such as Today's Chicago Woman, Olmetti has attracted attention
to her work described as having a sophisticated and intricate pop art feel.

>From sunrise to sunset, Olmetti will debut her craft and colorize the routes

for the public who stop to admire her creativity at her alley of completed
canvases of abstract art. Those who dally long enough may learn about
Olmetti's complicated struggle with bi-polar disorder, the social and
economic obstacles of having an eighth-grade education, and how her art
became a healing tool.

In addition to her presence at galleries, Olmetti has injected her
creativity into words with poetry, and into clothing and footwear design.
She has also been a featured speaker at Neumann Association Family and
Client Support Group where she has inspired others to strive to overcome

their personal Achille's heel.

To review a complete biography of Susan Olmetti and her work, visit
http://www.susanolmetti.com.

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