Susan Springer Anderson is an artist and teaching artists, working and living in New York City. She is a graduate of Anderson University in Indiana with a B.A. in Graphic Design and a working emphasis in sculpture. She studied design abroad at James Cook University in Townsville, Australia. She was a 2010 Queens Community Art Fund grant recipient.
Her body of work focuses on exploring and exposing the different layers of the human experience through the assemblage of a variety of repurposed materials. She has shown her armature assemblage sculpture in juried gallery shows, solo features and in non-traditional spaces in New York, New Jersey, Chicago, Indiana, North Carolina and Washington D.C.
"Delicate Utility, is a phrase I have used to describe my work with over the years. I utilize materials that are often considered to be utilitarian, and therefore not traditionally beautiful, and then I extract them from their predictable contexts and rework their 'use' by stitching, weaving and arranging them into 'beautiful' and often delicate garments."
Susan Springer Anderson
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