Artist Information:
Susanne Clark
Atlanta, GA
United States
Member Since: Oct 2004
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Artist Statement:
I am an artist who has
recently moved from the
historic city of York in the
UK, to Atlanta, GA. Although
I am originally from NZ I also
have a strong connection to
Canada having lived there from
1990 to 2001. Primarily a
painter, collagraph
printmaking is a growing
interest.
My paintings are bold and
strong and usually large and
very colourful. I paint
everything from abstract works
and flowers to natural objects
and nudes but my recent work
has been focused on musical
instruments, in particular
cellos and saxophones. The
paintings range in size from
10 in x 10 in to 6ft by 4ft
and lots of sizes in between.
My work is about joy and
colour and is hopefully
uplifting as I feel there is
enough that is depressing in
the world without me adding to
it. I paint in acrylic and
mixed media and have recently
been experimenting with lots
of texture.
My printmaking work has
resulted in a series based on
the Kimono shape. These have
been great fun to work on as I
can combine pattern, colour
and asymmetrical design, which
I love.
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Artist Exhibitions:
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Artist Galleries:
Heaven Blue Rose Gallery,
Roswell, Atlanta, GA.
http://www.heavenbluerose.com/
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Susanne Clark's Free Artist Portfolio
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I am an artist who has recently moved from the historic city of York in the UK, to Atlanta, GA. Although I am originally from NZ I also have a strong connection to Canada having lived there from 1990 to 2001. Primarily a painter, collagraph printmaking is a growing interest.
My paintings are bold and strong and usually large and very colourful. I paint everything from abstract works and flowers to natural objects and nudes but my recent work has been focused on musical instruments, in particular cellos and saxophones. The paintings range in size from 10 in x 10... |
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