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  • Susan Woods

    pen & ink illustrator

     

    Susan Woods enjoys black and white line expressions. Woods's work is about mark-making and repetition. Though geometric and wobbly, the lines cannot help but suggest a connection to the figure or the body. Even within the more solid shapes, we see a different use of line, selectively differing in density to create either the intensity of solid black, or the softness of a delicate gray. Her work has a certain magic to it, especially because there is no representation of objects and because of the tentative feel of her lines.

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    Artist Susan Woods with art
    Artist talk with Susan Woods
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    Artist Susan Woods
    Susan Woods art on display
  • "The work is non-representational, black and white; the lines are tentative interspersed with more decisive looking dense shapes. Woods uses a variety of black sharpies; even within that limitation of just black Woods is making many decisions on where a particular drawing is going."

    -Hester Coucke, Curator The Arts Center, Corvallis, OR

  • Exhibitions & Projects

    Artist Chronology

    Group Exhibits

    2023

    "Walk This Way"

    Western Oregon University, Cannon Gallery

    Monmouth, OR

     

    2023

    "A Community is a Small Town"

    Reser Center for the Arts

    Beaverton, OR

     

    2022

    "Do You See Everyone Under That Applebelly Tree?"

    Oregon State University, Memorial Union Gallery

    Corvallis, OR

     

    2021

    "We Take the Long Way"

    Southern Oregon University, Schneider Museum of Art

    Ashland, OR

     

    2018

    "Salon"

    The Corvallis Arts Center

    Corvallis, OR

     

    2018

    "Storming The Academy"

    Oregon State University, Fairbanks Hall

    Corvallis, OR

    Solo Exhibits

    2025

    "Eye Music"

    Living Studios Gallery

    Corvallis, OR

    2017

    "Susan Woods at the Corvallis Arts Center

    and Conversation from the Corrine Woodman Gallery (a performance)"

    The Arts Center

    Corvallis, OR

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