Suzanne Sbarge: Night Bird Through Opera Glasses Essay by Mary Anne Redding
By Mary Anne Redding, Curator and Director of Turchin Center for Visual Arts Once upon a time, when women were birds, there was the simple understanding that to sing at dawn and to sing at dusk was to heal the world through joy. The birds still remember what we have... Read More
Suzanne Sbarge: Pasatiempo Cover Story December 1, 2017
A fantasticallly insightful cover story by Jennifer Levin appeared in the Pasatiempo (the Santa Fe New Mexican’s art publication) on December 1, 2017, in conjunction with the opening of her exhibition Meta/Morph at Turner Carroll. Levin details Suzanne... Read More
December 1 – 20, 2017 | Suzanne Sbarge: Meta/Morph
New Mexico artist Suzanne Sbarge has led a fascinating artistic life. Her mother’s family emigrated from France during World War II, ending up in a concentration camp on Martinique. She grew up in Connecticut, and went to college in New York. As an art curator... Read More
March 8 – 31, 2017 | Matri-ART-y: Women’s’ March on Art!
In a civilization where more than 51% of the population is female, yet 96% of exhibition space is given to men, it’s time for a change. In honor of National Women’s History Month and in celebration of uniquely brilliant female perspective, Turner Carroll features... Read More
CULTURE SHOCK
By Steven Robert Allen Adventures in Birdland—Suzanne Sbarge once again uncages her otherworldly birds for a one-woman exhibit opening this week at Mariposa Gallery (3500 Central SE). Her collage paintings conjure up dreamy sequences that are simultaneously homey and... Read More On the cutting edge: Exhibition Showcases Group of Innovative Collage Artists
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The Mariposa Gallery, now celebrating its 42nd year, is hosting “ORBIT,” a visually provocative seven-artist collage exhibition inspired in part by dada, surrealism and postmodernism. The show is the result of a series of gatherings of collage... Read More