Suzanne Lowry
The
techniques and subject matter of Suzanne
Lowry, A.A., B.S., M.A., have been influenced
by her background as a physics instructor at
the high school and college levels, as an
author of research in remote sensing for the
Cahokia Mounds Palisade Project, as a writer
for several various publications, and as a
lifelong volunteer and founder for many
continuing projects for children's charities.
Upon
deciding to pursue a long-neglected passion
for the arts, she was blessed with the
encouragement and guidance of such master
artists as Ed Karasek, June Kelly, David and
Shawn Cornell, and Billyo
O’Donnell. Her work has won
numerous awards and has been selected for
juried shows throughout the region, including
the Greater St. Louis Art Association’s
Festivals of Art at Queeny Park; MOsaics
(Missouri Festival of Fine Art) and the
Spring ArtWalk in historic St. Charles, MO;
Art in the Park in Highland, IL; and gallery
exhibits of the St. Louis Artists’ Guild
in Clayton, MO, and the Foundry Art Centre in
St. Charles, MO.
Some
of her awards include best in sculpture and
best in photography at national shows
produced by the Gateway East Artists’
Guild, Belleville, IL, and best in black and
white photography at the Cahokia Mounds
Photography Competition in Collinsville,
IL. Suzanne’s work was also
featured in “Through Our Eyes,” a
three-woman show at the Absolutely Starving
Art Studio, Belleville, IL.
She
is a signature member of the St. Louis
Artists' Guild, founder and coordinator for
the Artists' Registry for Charitable Events,
and a member of Art St. Louis and the Foundry
Art Centre, Gateway East Artists' Guild Board
member, also she is a resident artist at
Framations Gallery 218 N. Main St. Charles ,
MO
Artist
Statement
I am drawn to
the symbolic and simplified. I love to
identify the essence of a subject and strip
away the extraneous details. In my Sculpture
on the Rocks series and
my Man-a-Kins
photo series, this translates to the use of
body language, rather than facial
expressions, gender, and musculature, to
convey my feelings. I frequently use
copper as a design and structural tool to
harmonize my various media. Whether
working with photography, sculpture, or
painting, I move between different materials
and techniques to maintain uniqueness as the
hallmark of my work.
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Title:
Butterfly Garden
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Title:Physical
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Title:
Meditation
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Title:
Symphony
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For
more information or to contact Suzanne please
visit her website at www.SuzanneLowry.com
