Collaborating with Radford University choreographer Deborah McLaughlin, Suzanne created images for a non-fiction dance about Mountain Top Removal. Paintings were projected during the performance of Eating Appalachia: Feeding the Hungry Ghost performed on May 1 & 2 in Albig Studio Theater at Radford University.
Solo shows:
Keeping An Eye On Things (catalog available at the Gray Fossil Site gift shop)
January 10 — April 12, 2009
Gray Fossil Site and Natural History Museum
Gray, Tennessee
Scheduled solo shows 2010-11:
Danville Museum of Art and History, VA
Perspective Gallery, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
Gallery 180, The Illinois Institute of Art, Chicago, IL
Group shows:
Upcoming:
Striking Poses: Birds With An Attitude
Woodson Art Museum, Wausau, WI
January 15 — March 1, 2009
Imagine
EA Gallery
Port Chester, New York
Current publications featuring Suzanne's paintings:
Suzanne's essay “Drawing With Darwin,” along with her sketches of fossils, appears in the 2009 Evolution issue of Ecotone
The Land Report features Suzanne's artwork, both cover and interior images, in their spring 2009 issue.
Packing Light: New and Selected Poems by Marilyn Kallet
Cover art
Black Widow Press
American Tet a play by Lydia Stryk
Cover art
Broadway Publishing Company
Six of Suzanne's drawings appear in the 2009 winter Café Review that features poems by her husband Dan and father-in-law Lucien Stryk.
In 2008 Terrain.org featured a portfolio of Suzanne drawings along with her comments about each. See:
http://www.terrain.org/arterrain/22/
For comments and questions:
mail@suzannestryk.com
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