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New Mexico Creates

Untitled I

Inspired by the New Mexico Landscape, Susan Pasquarelli paints abstractions of the lands that surrounds her. This painting is executed in gouache and ink on paper. It is in a wood framed and under glass.

Inspired by the New Mexico landscape, Susan Pasquarelli paints abstractions of the land that surrounds her. This painting is executed in gouache and ink on paper. It is in a wood frame and under glass.

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Item #	SPAS0002
Dimensions	26" x 26" image 33" x 33" framed

$2,800.00

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Art for the Wall

Mixed Media Painting

Susan Pasquarelli

Painting

Residence: Ranchos de Taos, NM

Born and raised in southern California, Susan received her BA in Art History from the University of California, Berkeley. In the 1970's she moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she commuted to graduate school at Brooklyn College in New York. It was there she studied drawing and painting with Lee Bontecou, Phillip Pearlstein, Lois Dodd, and Alan D’Arcangelo among others. After receiving her MFA in 1982, Susan began showing her work regularly as well as teaching drawing and painting for twenty years at various colleges in the Philadelphia region, including fourteen years at Philadelphia University.

Shortly after moving to Taos, New Mexico, from Philadelphia in 2004, Susan was awarded a three-month residency at the Harwood Museum of Art (January-April 2005). Her work has been shown in museums and galleries throughout the U.S., including nineteen solo exhibitions in New Mexico, Pennsylvania, and Washington D.C. Her work is also held in numerous public and private collections. She has received several fellowships and awards, including three first place prizes in competitions in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland, and a Visual Arts Fellowship from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts.