Susan Rabinowitz,
Untitled Landscape, 2001
Oil on canvas, 76 x 351cm
I have been experimenting
lately with acrylic paint. After inhaling gallons
and gallons of turpentine, it was time to detoxify.
Coming to understand its properties will open
things up and send things in new directions. The
acrylic moves very differently, for one thing,
not to mention the color, the way it dries, the
transparency, etc.
BA and BFA from the University of Michigan, and MFA
from School of Visual Arts. Susan lives and works in
New York. Her works have been shown in New York and
also included in a touring group show nationwide and
in Europe.
Aya Kinoshita Harazono
Aya lives in NY, researching emerging artists and such art
programs as artist-in-residence. Currently studying for a
Masters in Anthropology at Hunter College. Her interests are
lie in the evolution of human cognition as well as the origin
of art.