Tag Archives: Exhibits

Interview with Ruth Copland

April 22, 2014Specials, Uncategorizedabstract art, abstract paintings, art education, art talk, ceramic sculpture, Ceramics by Susana Arias, Clay, education in the arts, Exhibits, outdoor sculpture, painting, radio interview, sculpture, susana ariasSusana

Click on link below to hear interview with Ruth Copland with me about my work, art, and the art process. Interview begins at 52:30 minutes
http://bit.ly/1dHS3Cw

Video on my installation of the Sailmaker exhibit at the Museum of Art and History in Santa Cruz, California

October 10, 2013Exhibits, Uncategorizedabstract art, abstract paintings, art installation, art talk, ceramics art, Ceramics by Susana Arias, Clay, clay construction, educational, exhibit, Exhibits, experience clay, garden art, glazed ceramics, glazed clay, hand building in clay, installation, installation of ceramic tiles, outdoor sculpture, sculpture, sculpture video, slab consturction, susana arias, video, working in clay, working with claySusana

Sailmaker Series

August 9, 2012Clayabstract art, ceramic sculpture, ceramics art, Ceramics by Susana Arias, Clay, clay construction, Exhibits, experience clay, garden art, glazed clay, installation of ceramic tiles, metal bases, mixed media art, outdoor sculpture, painting, sculpture, susana arias, wall sculpture, working in clay, working with claySusana

These are sketches to commence my new series of sculptures.
The Sailmaker series

“California” All media juried Exhibition

August 30, 2010Exhibitsart exhibit, cabrillo college, california, Clay, Exhibits, mixed media, painting, ruth braunstein, susana asriasSusana

Exhibit at Cabrillo Gallery

“Abstractions”

August 8, 2010Exhibitsabstract painting, Abstract sculpture, baby tree, bird on a limb, ceramic sculpture, Exhibits, first flight, weed growing toward the sunSusana

Abstract Sculptures and Paintings are on exhibit at the Davenport Gallery in Davenport, California.

It’s in the Pulp: Paper making in Santa Cruz

August 5, 2010Exhibitsabaca, Clay, Exhibits, hand made paper, Museum of Art and History, susana ariasSusana

I am grateful to have been included in this exhibit at the Museum of Art and History. It is a beautiful show and the works are amazing. Must not miss this exhibit.
August7 – November 14, 2010

MUSICAL BAG — Musical bag

This paper piece was made with about 6 interlocking layers of abaca paper and fabric; then altered with pencil and acrylic lines and finally completed with the bamboo and clay elements in the top part of the piece.
I’m sad to say this piece is not in the Museum exhibit because it is in another country, but there are others of my works and many by renown artist in the paper arts from our community such as Chuck Hilger, John Babcock, Madelaine DeJollie, Karen Lauhban, and many more.
To see more of my paper pieces check my web link

Art for Art

June 4, 2010ExhibitsAndy Ruble, Ann Wasserman, art for art, Beth Shields, Bridget Henry, Carol Webb, Charles Prentis, D. Hooker, Daniella Woolf, Encaustic, Exhibits, Fran Battendieri, Hildy Bernstein, Jane Gregorious, Jane Harlow, Jim Collum, Jody Alexander, Joshua Salesin, Linda Christensen, Lisa Hochestein, Lynda Watson, Michel Tsouris, Michelle Stitz, Myra Eastaman, painting, Paper, photography, R.R. Jones, Robert Larson, Robynn Smith, Rose Sellery, Sara Friedlander, sculpture, Stephanie Heit, susana arias, Tobin Keller, Will MarinoSusana

Tonight is the closing of Art for Art. It is an amazing exhibit and you should not miss it. For firts Friday the opening is from 5:30 till 9 pm. Exhibiting artists are: Jody Alexander, Susana Arias, Fran Battendieri, Hildy Bernstein, Linda Christensen, Jim Collum, Myra Eastaman, Sara Friedlander, Jane Gregorious, Jane Harlow, Stephanie Heit, Bridget Henry, Lisa Hochestein, D. Hooker, R.R. Jones, Tobin Keller, Robert Larson, Will Marino, Charles Prentis, Andy Ruble, Joshua Salesin, Rose Sellery, Beth Shields, Robynn Smith, Michelle Stitz, Michel Tsouris, Ann Wasserman, Lynda Watson, Carol Webb, Daniella Woolf. Check us out at www.artforart.org