Some recent news
- I was profoundly happy with my exhibit at the World Forestry Center in Portland, Oregon, in the spring of 2024. You can see images of the exhibit, a short video of me and author Lorena Williams discussing our work here: State of the Forest - World Forestry Center
- I was part of a fabulous exhibit at the Museum of Northwest Art in Winter-Spring 2024, "Silva Cascadia." Twelve women who create forest-related artwork were featured. The opening reception had the most people I've ever seen there; docents told us that people came back two and three times, brought friends. Deeply resonant and moving, I'm so honored to have been part of it. Curated by Kathleen Garrett.
- I'm thrilled that the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art has acquired eight of my bark beetle books, three of the original burned tree paintings and one of the fabric sets, and they have been in various exhibits. I've been working for a while now on another promised acquisition for them of a pedestal for "What the Beetles Sang" that can play Aldo Daniel Rivera's accompanying music composition. (Hear the composition here: What the Beetles Sang | Bark Beetles Book Vol. 39 (youtube.com); see the photo at the bottom of the Artist Books/Bark Beetle Books page: Bark Beetle Books - Vols. I - XLI (suzewoolf-fineart.com).
- Beginning in 2013 and refreshed with new work in May 2024 landscape paintings from my Zion National Park and Kane Ranch residencies are on display at University Hospital in Seattle, WA, in the second floor walkway between the Outpatient Surgery Pavilion and the main Hospital. A staff nurse walked by and said how much she appreciated the work: "It gives us and the patients somewhere else to go."
My most recent quarterly artist newsletters can be found on my blog: https://suzeart.wordpress.com/ by searching "Suze's Art" or "Suze's Art News." In them I report on the previous quarter's activity, including exhibits and awards as well as upcoming events.
I am looking forward to seeing you all sometime in the future!