The Gallery at 764 West Hosts Scott Jarisch – Framing for Resale Seminar “Who's Afraid of Custom Framing” on Sept 11, 2010

New Braunfels, TX, July 11, 2010 --(PR.com)-- How art is presented is extremely important to selling art. In "Who's Afraid of Custom Framing, "Scott Jarisch, professional framer and artist, discusses everything you always wanted to know about framing but were afraid to ask. Offering tips and tricks used by custom framers, Jarisch shows you how to do it yourself and still look professional. Jarisch covers framing materials including wiring, backing, tapes, mounting, glass and plexi. Discussing the differences between regular custom framing and framing for resale, Jarisch tells you how to prepare art for shows and exhibitions and how and when to recycle used frames. At the end of the session Jarisch will answer your questions and concerns on framing. "Who's Afraid of Custom Framing" will be held Sept. 11 at The Gallery at 764 West with a fee of $5 for SAAC members and $8 for all others.

Scott Jarisch has a Bachelor of Arts in Art from the University of Texas at Austin. Trained primary in pottery and sculpture, Jarisch’s art ranges from classical pieces to punk with an attitude. His pen and ink crosshatching is especially hard edged and intense. Jarisch’s passionate use of line and patterns is also evident in his oil and acrylic paintings. Skilled in woodworking, Jarisch has been a professional custom framer for the last fifteen years and in 1998 opened his own gallery and custom framing shop in New Braunfels, Texas.

About Schertz Area Artz Council – or SAAC
Established in June of 2009 by the efforts of a local artist, Stella Marroquin, and with the encouragement and support of the Schertz Civic Center and the City of Schertz, SAAC dedicated itself to promoting the visual fine arts in the local community.

"The mission of the Schertz Area Artz Council as a non-profit membership organization is to nurture, inspire, advocate and support emerging and established member artists, and to serve as a catalyst for the creation, appreciation and enjoyment of the visual arts in the Schertz area through exhibitions and educational programs designed to facilitate these objectives.”

About 764 West L.L.C.
The Gallery at 764 West showcases original artwork in a wide assortment of media and styles including photography, oils, acrylics, watercolor, sculpture, pottery, digital arts, and mixed media. Artists from as far away as Denmark have shown at 764 West as well as talented up and coming local and regional artists. Known as the little gallery with exciting art, The Gallery at 764 West hosts a contemporary art show and sale twice a year in the spring and fall. In addition to The Gallery, 764 West also offers custom picture framing, artist supplies, frame and photo restoration, digital imaging and portrait commissions. Artists Scott Jarisch and Jean Longone opened 764 West L.L.C. in 1998 and have been active in seeking to expand the horizons of the New Braunfels community by bringing awareness to the arts and showcasing the many talented artists located in New Braunfels and elsewhere.

On Saturday, August 21 the Schertz Area Artz Council and 764 West host the HeiB Art Fest (Hot Art Fest) from 10 to 4. During the spring of 2011, oils and watercolors by award winning national artist, J. A. Baker, will be on display. In the fall of 2011, Patti Schermerahorn, a Fiesta Poster artist will exhibit her award winning acrylic and oils. A wide variety of artwork in all media and styles by artists Scott Jarisch and Jean Longone are on rotating exhibit at The Gallery the rest of the year.

###