2013:
Suzanne's exhibit "Notes on the State of Virginia" opens at the Taubman Museum of Art in Roanoke, Virginia, on June 14th and runs through August 24th.
http://www.taubmanmuseum.org/main/exhibitions/suzanne-stryk-notes-state-virginia
The D'Arcy Wentworth Thompson Museum in Dundee, Scotland, purchased Suzanne's painting "Reasons for Numbers" for their art collection.
Two of Suzanne's vortex paintings were selected for the new Music City Center's permanent art collection in Nashville, Tennessee.
2012:
Suzanne's work Field Notes (Natural Domain Series) is included in the anthology Convergence: The Art Collection of the National Academy of Sciences (with 14 essays including those by NAS curator J.D. Talasek, E.O. Wilson, and Lucy Lippard).
"Nest" was the theme of Suzanne's 2012 May Farm School painting workshop (Shenandoah Valley, VA). During the week, students collaborated on building an 8' high nest.
2011:
Suzanne is the recipient of a 2011 Virginia Commission for the Arts Individual Artist Fellowship in support of her series, "Notes on the State of Virginia."
Link to A! Magazine article: Suzanne Stryk Awarded Fellowship
Launching the Imagination: A Comprehensive Guide to Basic Design (McGraw-Hill), by Mary Stewart, features an interview with Suzanne along with images by the artist.
Solo exhibits 2010:
Flyway: Birds in the Art of Suzanne Stryk 2000-2010
traveled to the following venues in 2010:
February 12 — March 15
Perspective Gallery, Virginia Tech
Blacksburg, Virginia
July 26 — September 9
Gallery 180, The Illinois Institute of Art
Chicago, Illinois
September 18 — November 7
Danville Museum of Fine Arts and History
Danville, Virginia
Brochure for Flyway with essay by VT art history professor Martha Allison:
www.uusa.vt.edu/artGallery/stryke_essay.php
Suzanne presented the keynote address, "The Beetle and the Double Helix: Why Nature Matters in the Art Classroom," to the Georgia Art Educators Association's Annual Conference in October, 2010.
Catalogs from past exhibits:
Second Nature: The Art of Suzanne Stryk
available from The Looking Glass Museum Store at William King Museum
Abingdon, Virginia
Keeping An Eye on Things
available from ETSU natural history museum shop
Gray Fossil Site Museum
Gray, Tennessee
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