HEARTLINES, Susan Kaplow, Ceres Gallery, April 26 - May 21

 

twins, broken and whole

 

grief vessels

jubilation

Please come and see my new work, hand-felted sculptures with mixed media.

Opening reception: May 5, 5-8pm.  I will also be in the gallery May 14, 2-5pm and May 21, 3-6pm.  
Ceres Gallery is open Tues-Sat, 12-6pm. 547 W. 27th St. #201

Two short videos about my show:

Grief Vessel Installation

Heart, Broken and Whole

 

Two in-person group shows

My work is currently in two in-person group shows.  Don’t Shut Up! at Snug Harbor Cultural Center on Staten Island showcases the works of 46 women artists from across the U.S. and Canada. Each of these artists is committed to using their art practice to oppose the chronic and ongoing silencing of women and to ensure that women’s voices are heard and valued.  Open now until December 31st 2021. snug-harbor.org

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i can and i will

i can and i will


At the Plaxall Gallery in Queens: Long Island City Artists Members Showcase.  Open now until September 26th. 49 artists, all of whom live and/or work, in Long Island City, present work across mediums and artistic themes.  licartists.org

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Whole heart emerging

Whole heart emerging

Vulvacular: a group show at Ceres Gallery

VULVACULAR: ARTISTS CELEBRATE THE POWER AND BEAUTY OF THE VULVA
October 31 - November 25, 2017

Ceres Gallery, 547 W. 27th St. #201, New York, NY 10001
opening reception: thursday, November 2nd, 6-8 pm
curated by artists Susan Kaplow & Pam Shields

In addition to the opening, Susan will be in the gallery saturday, November 18th, 1-5pm or by appointment. 

Please visit www.Vulvacular.com

In conjunction with VULVACULAR, Ceres Gallery will present a free screening of VULVA 3.0, a documentary surveying attitudes towards women’s genitals through history to the present.  Wednesday, November 8th, 7-9pm at Ceres Gallery, 545 W. 27th St. #201, New York, NY 10001. Vulva 3.0 demonstrates the current attacks on and degradation of the vulva and the forms of resistance to these attacks by educators, scholars and activists.Three of our gallery artists will comment after the film, highlighting the ways in which their art practice has been another form of resistance:

Betty Dodson is a pioneering sex educator devoted to women’s body positivity and sexual pleasure. Her publications include Viva La Vulva and Liberating Masturbation.  Trained as an artist, she made pro-woman, pro-sex paintings and drawings, two of which are on view in the Vulvacular show.

Sana Musasama is a ceramic artist and professor of art at Hunter College Her Unspeakable series, an array of ceramic and multi-media vulvas, was inspired by her stay in an African village where she witnessed first-hand the effect of female genital mutilation on the girls she knew.  Selected works from this series are on view in the Vulvacular show.

Pam Shields, the co-curator of Vulvacular, has created two major bodies of work devoted to the vulva: the Masturbation Series and Project S.  Her charcoal drawings highlight the uniqueness of each woman’s vulva and the beauty of this diversity.  Pam’s Yonification is on view in the Vulvacular show.

Group show at Ceres Gallery

photo of felt sculpture: Creature

CERES GALLERY, JUNE 21 - JULY 16, 2016

My newest felt sculpture, Creature, is on view now as part of a group show at Ceres Gallery at 547 W 27th St #201, New York, NY 10001.  I felted the body of this piece from sheep wool and made the tail from alpaca fiber.  I used the techniques I learned in the metal-working shop to make the claws.  Stay tuned for more photos of this and other new work.  

Download the Ceres Gallery Summer Celebration PDF