Florida TV station ABC7 recently featured an interview of Susan on their Sunday morning "Behind the Headlines" show. The interview was filmed at Gardner Colby Gallery in Naples, Florida, one of two Galleries where Susan's cloud images are exhibited. Along with...

I recently had the pleasure of speaking to my friend and author Idanna Pucci about her book, The Lady of Sing Sing, an extraordinary, operatic tale, published by Simon & Schuster in March, 2020. The book details the 1895 campaign waged by Idanna’s American great...

"Imagining Ireland" with detail, 3’ x 4’ acrylic on canvas I am thrilled to have been chosen to be one of eight writers in residence at “Love Comes in at the Eye,” an annual retreat for established writers in Connemara, Ireland, now scheduled for May of 2021. This...

I was honored to have been asked to serve as curator for an exhibition of the monotypes and pastels of Richard Segalman. The exhibition, which opened in March, 2020, is on display at The Artist Book Foundation, 1327 MASS MoCA Way in North Adams, Massachusetts and, due...

I was excited to wake this morn and find that one of the drawings from my tiny cloud series, “#4” was featured on both the Home and Art Pages of the U.K.-based Cloud Appreciation Society of which I have been a member since 2016. See the feature at...

In addition to the tiny drawing series, I have been working on a complementary series of 3x4 foot paintings. Here are sample installations of several, including: “We Are All Clouds” (above), “The World at Night” and “Les Nuages.” The World at Night Les...

In Naples, my work is on exhibit at Gardner Colby Gallery which recently expanded into new, larger space at 359 Broad Avenue South. The Gallery hosted a Grand Opening celebration on November 7th. My 61.5" x 49.7” photograph on aluminum “Flight of Fancy” was among the...

I recently oversaw the installation of my cloud photograph on aluminum entitled "Ecologue” at the home of a client living in Venetian Bay in Naples, Florida. The client was thrilled to have a windowless space over a wine bar instantly turned into a “room with a view”...

This summer I began making a cloud drawing a day - I call it my tiny cloud series. The images measure no more than 6”x6”. I hope, eventually, to frame and exhibit them all together. Pictured is my most recent tiny cloud.