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Artist Suzanne Reed

Artist Bio

Suzanne Reed builds upon her experiences of working and living around the globe to inspire glass and metal art pieces representing the diverse colors, textures and patterns from different cultures.  She turns the often chaotic physical environment of far-flung places into geometric representations through her art. Her international background and naturally inquisitive nature provide her the opportunity to create and offer works appealing to different tastes, no matter where the recipients’ imagination takes them.

Suzanne creates in studios in Eureka Springs, Arkansas and Centennial, Wyoming. She has shown her work in Berlin, Ukraine, West Virginia, Arkansas, and Fort Worth. She continues traveling around the United States and the world looking for new ideas and inspiration which she translates into new pieces using innovative techniques and different material combinations.

As a breast cancer survivor, she deeply understands the value of making every minute count. She embodies this by infusing her art with energy, enthusiasm and style.

I worked with communities in developing countries helping them generate solutions for issues they faced. I was fortunate to meet and work with a variety of artists in the most challenging locations, experiencing incredibly diverse physical environments in which they created remarkable works of art. The dedication and passion these artists demonstrated in difficult situations inspired me and helped me make my own dream a reality.

Suzanne

Galleries

You can find my work in the following galleries:

Viso Art Studio
63 N. Main St
Eureka Springs, AR 72632

The Statton Gallery
137 Spring St.
Eureka Springs, AR 72632

Eurekan Art
150 N. Main St.
Eureka Springs, AR 72632

Buxton and Landstreet Gallery and Studios
571 Douglas Rd
Thomas, WV 26292

Kimbell Art Museum Gift Shop
3333 Camp Bowie Blvd.
Fort Worth, TX 76107

Statton Gallery Chandelier, Metal and Fused Glass Chandelier, Appx. 4' diameter

Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep.

SCOTT ADAMS

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