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Contact
email: suzannefalk@gmail.com
email: suzannefalk@gmail.com
Suzanne M. Falk is a professional watercolor and oil artist. She is
represented by Perihelion Arts Gallery in Phoenix, Arizona and has shown
in New York, Los Angeles, and upcoming 2008 in Cologne, Germany and
Miami, Florida. Suzanne maintains a studio in Phoenix, Arizona. Her work
was recently on display at the Tempe Center of the Arts as part of the
"Masters of Illusion" exhibition. Suzanne is an honorary member of the
L.A. art girls and has performed at the Getty.
Collectors of her work include Michael Janssen of Cologne, Germany,
Howard Tullman of Chicago, IL, the permanent collection of the Shemer Art
Center, Kettle Foods and many private collections.
Suzanne has studied under Larry Charles, Kristin Calabrese, and grew up
being influenced by her mother Joni Falk.
"I want to take you to a place that you kind of sort of remember - a place
that is shiny, vivid, that is as close to three dimensional as possible, a place
where you believe in magic, mind reading, that your toys live another life,
where you can light fireworks, sit on a bug, fall in love, cry hard and deep,
and just settle in for a while and just listen to the voices. I hope you can
hear them anyway. Someone just told me that my work reminded them of
old cartoon stills and it got me to thinking about my earliest influence... the
viewmaster!! I want you to feel like it is just you and the little room lit by
the sun or your flashlight late at night and you can almost get inside as
long as you can squint hard enough. I hope you can feel my heart stop just
a little when I paint them for you"
-Suzanne M. Falk
represented by Perihelion Arts Gallery in Phoenix, Arizona and has shown
in New York, Los Angeles, and upcoming 2008 in Cologne, Germany and
Miami, Florida. Suzanne maintains a studio in Phoenix, Arizona. Her work
was recently on display at the Tempe Center of the Arts as part of the
"Masters of Illusion" exhibition. Suzanne is an honorary member of the
L.A. art girls and has performed at the Getty.
Collectors of her work include Michael Janssen of Cologne, Germany,
Howard Tullman of Chicago, IL, the permanent collection of the Shemer Art
Center, Kettle Foods and many private collections.
Suzanne has studied under Larry Charles, Kristin Calabrese, and grew up
being influenced by her mother Joni Falk.
"I want to take you to a place that you kind of sort of remember - a place
that is shiny, vivid, that is as close to three dimensional as possible, a place
where you believe in magic, mind reading, that your toys live another life,
where you can light fireworks, sit on a bug, fall in love, cry hard and deep,
and just settle in for a while and just listen to the voices. I hope you can
hear them anyway. Someone just told me that my work reminded them of
old cartoon stills and it got me to thinking about my earliest influence... the
viewmaster!! I want you to feel like it is just you and the little room lit by
the sun or your flashlight late at night and you can almost get inside as
long as you can squint hard enough. I hope you can feel my heart stop just
a little when I paint them for you"
-Suzanne M. Falk
