Studio Information
Marin MOCA
103
About The Artist
In my work, I use the visual language of maps to highlight the ways in which economic opportunity is shaped by geography. I am drawn to the rich colors and patterns that emerge in these maps, which are based primarily on the Census Bureau’s Opportunity Atlas project. Ultimately, my hope is that my art will inspire viewers to consider the complex and often-invisible forces that shape economic opportunity in our society, and to think about what can be done to create more equitable and inclusive communities for all.
Susan has completed coursework at UC Berkeley Extension and College of Marin, and has studied with artists such as Donald Bradford, Christian Fagerlund, Tim Horn, Felicia Forte and Kay Carlson. She holds a BA in Economics from Rollins College and an MBA in finance from the Wharton School.
Oil Paint, Acrylic Paint
Contact Information
4158065129
Exhibitions & Press
Juried Exhibitions
2023 The DeYoung Open, Second Triennial Juried Community Art Exhibition
2023 “Altered Worlds” Marin MOCA Annual Members’ Show, Hon. Mention
2022 “Marin MOCA at the Mills Building”, curated by ArtSource
2020 “In Place” Two-person show, Marin MOCA
2019 “Open to Interpretation” Group show, Marin MOCA, 1st Prize
2017 “Altered Book” Group show, Marin MOCA, Honorable Mention
2016 “Artists of Marin MOCA” Group show, Marin MOCA
“Salon des Refuses” Group show, Gualala Arts Center
2015 “The Left Coast” Group show, Marin Society of Artists
2014 “Delicious” Group show, Studio Gallery, San Francisco
“Fresh Art” Group show, Marin Society of Artists
“tiny” Group show, Studio Gallery, San Francisco
2013 “Contemporary Woman” Group show, Chico Arts Center
2012 All-Media Group Show, Chico Arts Center, 3rd Prize
“Mother Lode”, Group show, Placervillle Art Association
