Imaginary Landscapes Series

In addition to the small paintings I do daily, I continue a series of larger work - "Imaginary Landscapes." Making these has kept  me from going completely crazy on the long, cold days of winter because I can imagine summer in high color with warm temperatures.

Field and Stream
24 by 30 by 3/4 with painted edges

Enter on the Right
24 by 30 diptych

Youth Art Lesson by Sue Marrazzo

Today, Jan. 11th, I taught a youth art party at the Art Center School and Galleries in Mechanicsburg, PA. The children belonged to members of

 The Carlisle Mom's Club. There were 7 students aged 3-5. We created a mixed media painting on canvas board. This was done in 3 layers with acrylic paint, collage papers, matte medium, and stamps. It took us over an hour to complete. I had some great helpers...the parents and grandparents. 

It was LOTS OF FUN!

The Future Artists of PA

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THE ARTIST'S GIFTS BY SUE MARRAZZO

THESE ARE SOME OF THE GIFTS THAT I SHARED WITH FAMILY AND FRIENDS THIS YEAR FOR THE HOLIDAYS. IT'S ALWAYS A COOL GIFT WHEN YOU CAN SHARE YOUR LOVE OF ART WITH THOSE YOU CARE ABOUT. THE FOLLOWING 4 GIFTS HAVE ART IN OR ON THEM THAT I CREATED in 2012! YOU REAP THE REWARDS WHEN THEY LOVE THE GIFT!!! ART IS FOR SHARING. 

MAY THE WHOLE DPP COMMUNITY HAVE

 A HAPPY, HEALTHY AND COLORFUL 2013!

I-POD COVER

TEE SHIRT

NCS CALENDAR 
SEPTEMBER ARTWORK BY SUE MARRAZZO
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TOTE BAG

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Goldbeck paintings in WITF TV Documentary

My Evolution Theory paintings and several additional abstract landscape paintings are featured on the set of a WITF documentary released today by the Harrisburg-based PBS media center.

Evolution Theory I - Mixed Media on Canvas

This was such a marvelous experience. Perhaps, most importantly from the perspective of an artist is that the opportunity to be a part of this project came about in large part due to serendipity. I happened to be the solo artist featured in the atrium at the media center and the producer of the documentary happened to pass through the exhibit days before he was set to begin filming. He called me, told me he loved the work and asked whether I would consent to use of the art on the set. I signed the agreement. There is no money in the deal and money is not the point. This is PBS, the kind of audience many of us want to attract to our work. This is PBS, which struggles to make quality media products with less and less in funding from public and private resources.

On a personal level, I had the highest respect for Goddard, who invested his heart and soul in protecting the natural resources of Pennsylvania. That I was asked to contribute my work to the production was an honor.

The Evolution Theory series was unveiled at WITF and returned to Arts on Union, where they will remain until they sell or are exhibited in other locations.