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This exhibition, featuring one
of Sue's early paintings (see
the image on the poster), is
on in Meyenburg (East Germany)
between Hamburg and Berlin until
2.October, 2009.
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Public Events IN 2009
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Sue Kreitzman and five friends on show at Chicchi's gallery/cafe, 516 Roman Road, Bow, London, E35ES Sept 8 - Oct 10, 2009 |
Sue on view in "Street Magazine" A Japanese journal of cutting edge street fashion
Public Events IN 2008
In November 2008, Wild Old Women invaded SE1.
You are invited to view suekreitzman's photo album: 'WOW!!' Wild Old Women!! November - December, 2008, London
There is a myth that women slowly begin to disappear as they age. After fifty, they begin to fade away, in their sixties, they become fairly ineffectual, and by the time they reach their seventies, they have achieved total invisibility. What an absurd, vicious and laughable rumour; what UTTER NONSENSE!
We are loud, we are raucous and we are thrillingly, vividly visible. This winter, we will fill Novas Gallery with our art - SE1 will never be the same.
Come
view our weird assemblages, powerful paintings, profound
collage and spectacular sculptures. Marvel at our stitched creatures;
glittering goddesses built of detritus; a tiny yurt; and a giant Medusa.
You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll revel in our amazing visions, colourful
whimsies and deep perceptions.
We have big ideas, we have been around for awhile, and we are outsider artists, so we do things exactly as we please. Ignore us at your peril!
Past Public Events
My
work is completely untutored, intensely personal and involves colour, food,
freedom and the female landscape: imagined Goddesses, glimpsed strangers, close
friends, personal female heroines, self portraits, all surrounded by
symbols from my inner life. Images created with passion can take
on immense power. Some of my work has, I strongly believe, the same sort of power,
presence, and ability to alter one's mental state (to the good) that
is sometimes found in religious folk art and tribal art. Many of the
works are embellished with buttons, broken jewellery, toys, and other bits of
profound junk. Half my time is spent obsessively trawling for junk, and the
other half, obsessively putting it all together.
The Raw Arts Festival is now over, and has entered into history, indeed it is taking on the status of legend. Many friendships were made, many contacts forged, and the art was electrifying, stunning and unforgettable. I personally cooked a gorgeous (if I say so myself) lunch for all 70 artists on hanging day, and we all inspired and delighted each other and the viewers who wandered in to take a peek at all the excitement.
MORE EVENTS
Art 4 People
19-21 August 2005
Powder Mill Barn
32 South Maple Street
Enfield, Connecticut
This summer art fair promises to be a colourful and exuberant happening.
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sue kreitzman
I am an expatriate New Yorker,
living in London for many years. I've had a long and relatively
I paint on paper or on wood, with nail
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INTERNATIONAL ASSEMBLAGE ARTIST'S EXHIBITION
DIVA, Sue Kreitzman |
29 September - 25 October 2005
GALLERY
twenty-four / Berlin, Krossener
Strasse 34, 10245 Berlin Tel/Fax (030) 516 583 53 |
INSPIRED ART FAIR 2005
| 17 November - 21 November 2005
The Bridge Weston Street London SE1 3QX
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Josephine Baker, Sue Kreitzman |
THE OTHER FACE OF THE MOON
Raw art in Italy
Villa Caruso - Bellosguardo (10 km from Florence)
March 5-26 2006
Raw Arts Festival 2006, Valencia, Spain
October 1-28 2006
Color Elefante Gallery
For some thoughts on RAW ART, click here
Painted
Ladies
Sue
Kreitzman
Goddesses,
heroines and the female landscape
&
Karin van
der Plas
Quirky
and personal visions of mythology and history
PRESS
RELEASE
17th
– 30th July 2006
Sue
Kreitzman uses nail varnish to paint glittering, iridescent female creatures
bedecked with jewels, fripperies and found objects. Karin van der Plas reinvents
history and mythology with oil on canvas portraying sweeping sagas, from
Norse to Napoleon, with wit and vivid imagery.
The
two met whilst exhibiting at an art fair, and have become close friends,
constantly trying to outdo each other in colourful storytelling, amidst much
exuberant laughter and tomfoolery. 'Raw' (untutored,
outside the establishment) artists, their work has few constraints; they
tend to think outside the box, and make up their own techniques as they
obsessively experiment with unexpected media. Sue and Karin - raw , untutored,
obsessive - are united in their need to express their weird and
wonderful private mythologies wherever and whenever they can. In July,
they share their inner visions with the outside world.
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