Suzanne Scott Constantine

Interdisciplinary Artist and Writer

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Pursuing the Crack of Light

November 22, 2017February 11, 2019 / suzannescottc / 4 Comments

“There’s a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in.” -Leonard Cohen, “Anthem” (1992) The last few years have been difficult for me. I have experienced family drama and estrangement, several difficult surgeries and a scary illness. All the while, I was preparing emotionally to transition from my identity as a university professor to … Continue reading Pursuing the Crack of Light

Looking Out, Looking In

April 12, 2016February 12, 2019 / suzannescottc / Leave a comment

A few images from my show on April 9. Here's the audio from the spoken word performance at the Meet-the-Artist Reception.

The Revolutionary Gaze

March 8, 2016March 8, 2016 / suzannescottc / 2 Comments

Surveillance. It’s one of my obsessions. You can see it in my eyes: I draw them, I paint them, and I wear them embedded in necklaces and earrings. I convert into eyes objects in the world such as oval shaped boxes or discarded lamp globes. Sometimes my obsession takes the form of painting nude women … Continue reading The Revolutionary Gaze

Studio, Here I Come (again)

December 1, 2015January 25, 2016 / suzannescottc / Leave a comment

For the last 10 or so years, I have made my art in an at-home studio. It seemed like a luxury, at first, to be able to be with my materials anytime of day or night and to see the works-in-progress every day. There's something miraculous about letting multiple works settle into my consciousness and working … Continue reading Studio, Here I Come (again)

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Glenn Eure Ghost Fleet Gallery. From the 26th Annual Artist Self-Portrait Exhibition - "NOW WHAT?" from an "Awaiting Further Transformation" series. Medium: Mixed media on board, with digital photographs, longleaf pine bark, text, and push-button operated digital sound box. Artist: Lynne Scott Constantine of Point Harbor, NC.

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Glenn Eure Ghost Fleet Gallery. From the 26th Annual Artist Self-Portrait Exhibition - "NOW WHAT?" from an "Awaiting Further Transformation" series. Medium: Mixed media on board, with digital photographs, longleaf pine bark, text, and push-button operated digital sound box. Artist: Lynne Scott Constantine of Point Harbor, NC.

Suzanne Scott Constantine, OBX Artist

Suzanne Scott Constantine, OBX Artist

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