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Artist Statement:
Artist Statement
By cultivating my passion for
painting I understood
clearly that I use the act, of
expressing myself, as a tool
to
communicate with my
subconscious. This connection
allows me to
better perceive and deal with
my feelings and existence as a
woman.
My paintings allow me to
better comprehend my own
corporal,
intellectual and sentimental
complexities. Their subjects
allow
me express my point of view of
the global woman issues by
spontaneously illustrating
acts, roles and scenes, in my
paintings. These images are
then transformed with the
computer, allowing them to
evolve in their
transformation.
Weaving has made an appearance
in my latest work.
This act of connecting strings
and fibres is definitely an
act of
repairing and of connecting
bonds, of family ties.
The imaginary creatures that
emerge from the deepest of my
creativity demand to be valued
and accepted in this world…
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Artist Exhibitions:
Solo Exhibitions
- Maam Bolduc Restaurant
4351, avenue de Lorimier
Montréal, Québec H2H 2B3
from July 15th to August
15th 2003
- Eko.cafe 2002
Montreal, Quebec
- Le Tug
Montreal QC 1997
- Krazy Moon Cafe
Verdun QC 1995
Group Exhibitions
- The Winter Solstice
Acso Montreal
(Georges-Vanier cultural
center)
Montreal...
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Collections:
Many paintings, prints and
computer prints
Classic Beauty was bought in
2002 at an auction by private
collector, Montreal,Quebec,
Canada
Clairvoyance was bought in
2003 at an auction by private
collector,
Laval, Quebec, Canada...
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Reviews for Suzanne Delorme:
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http://www.houstonpress.com/
She's Got Problems
BY MARY TEMPLETON
The "problem with no name" was Betty Friedan's phrase for the lack of social and spiritual meaning in the lives of women. She addressed this nameless predicament in her 1963 book The Feminine Mystique, which is often credited with launching the modern women's movement. But 40 years after the start of the coup, women are still trying to grasp the problem with no name. Five of them tackle this conundrum with a 21st-century slant in the exhibit "The Feminine Mystique," opening today at Earth Gallery. "Mystique" gathers the work of Shelley Shanks, Aimi Dunn, Sorange Castillo, Ann Hernandez and Michelle Cook, whose paintings reflect the modern woman in the context of family, career, private self and role in the larger world. It's ladies' night today from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Date/Time: Wednesdays-Saturdays. Continues through Sept. 30
Price: Free
Earth Gallery
365 W. 19th
Houston, Texas 77008
713 880-2121
http://www.earthgalleryonline.com/images/earthinside_ok.jpg
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The Montreal Gazette, April 15 2005
BROWNSTEIN / Try heading for Collision
However, if you're still hellbent on banging into fellow citizens, may we suggest a cultural alternative that shouldn't entail any bloodshed whatsoever: Collision, the third annual art show/costume party/dance, tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Long Hall, 450 Beaumont St. 2nd floor.
A collective of 32 local artists has produced a whack of paintings, photos, sculptures(audio and visual) and installations depicting colliding colours, people and cakes masquerading as cars. To be on the safe side, best to keep an eye out for the colliding paper airplanes.
Admission free, dance and music until the wee hours is provided by DJs Ever and Slide.
Collision attire is suggested
Helmets are optional.
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