McLean artist, Karen Francis Rugala is now represented in the Long Island, New York area by Simply Soho Gallery.

Formerly in the Soho area of Manhattan for seven years, Simply Soho Gallery was relocated by owner Ed Horn to Williston Park, New York recently. The East Williston stop is within walking distance of the gallery and is a short 35 minute ride from Penn Station via the clean and modern
Long Island Railroad on the Oyster Bay Line from The City. Williston is south by two miles of the Gold Coast area of Long Island, previously the playground of the Great Gatsby.

The tree-lined town offers diversity: neighborhood pubs alongside gracious churches andupscale shopping next to the shops of skilled craftsmen such as Gandolfo whose homemade Italian pastries and cozy cafe tempt each passerby.

As one enters the Simply Soho Gallery, a mixture of contemporary painting styles and sculpture greet the eye.
Owner Ed Horn prides himself on offering "Soho quality at realistic prices."
Noted sculptor Harold Wegweiser is among the artists Simply Soho epresents.

Painter Karen Francis Rugala states, "I am thrilled to have my work in the hands of an experienced art dealer such as Ed Horn. I look forward to a productive relationship with this gallery." Ed found Karen's work as he was exploring the Internet. He came across her site at artpro.com and sent email to initiate the representation process.

Simply Soho also offers a full service custom framing facility within its pacious premises as well as lithographs and serigraphs. The Simply SohoGallery is at 637 Willis Avenue, open every day except Sunday and may becontacted at 516 741-7788.

Contact Name: Ed Horn
Contact Phone: 516 741-7788
Simply Soho Gallery, N.Y.