Suzanne Rosenblatt

Photograph by Edith Brin

"Suzanne Rosenblatt's fascination with people is reflected in drawings that are as gently perceptive as they are spontaneously wrought. There is a human closeness here that transcends the medium, a delicacy that suggests a direct link between artist and impromptu model". -- James Auer, Milwaukee Journal

"Rosenblatt has almost uncanny powers of suggestion. By reducing forms to their simplest essence, she is able to convey a real sense of motion in her compositions. The stuff of her visions is seen like dreams remembered." -- Dean Jensen, Milwaukee Sentinal

Artist's Statement

I play life by ear and travel with no plans, open to whatever comes along. I was a visual artist until 1977. That March I began to swim every day. That June I awakened in the middle of a vivid dream, wrote down the details, then began to write every day. In 1980 I gave a reading, and soon found myself collaborating with dancers, then musicians, then actors. I performed more and more frequently, in the Milwaukee area and in New York.

Miami Beach Winter, 2002-3 Paintings

In 1990 I combined visual images and poems into wordrawings. The Gallery of Wisconsin Art published a book of these, SHORELINES, in 1991.

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