Szujewska’s artwork, “Don’t call me, I’ll call you” is featured on the label of Wine Snob’s new 2020 pinot noir wine. Come to the spring release party at Wine Snob* tasting room on Saturday, April 30 and Sunday, May 1, 2022. This wine and a new sauvignon blanc will be available for tasting. Sweet and Savory crepes by chef, Adam Rowley will be available. Wine Snob is located at 969 Carquinez Avenue, Glen Ellen, CA, 95442. Call 707-931-8424 for reservations.
12 artworks on view at WineSnob* Tasting Room in Glen Ellen
12 of my artworks are on view at WINESNOB* in Glen Ellen, CA. The Tasting room is located at 969 Carquinez Avenue and is open Wednesdays noon–6PM, and Thursdays–Sundays 11AM to 6PM. Relax, enjoy a glass of wine, and view some of my works on paper.
I feel, 2019, alphallage 10 x 14 inches
Interview with Szujewska on Twitch.TV/greenwrecks with Clint Imboden →
Assemblage artist Clint Imboden interviews Szujewska on Twitch.TV/Greenwrecks on November 4. See it on youtube: https://www.twitch.tv/videos/792321880
My work included in Art in the Age of Trump
Three of my political broadsides are included in Karen Gutfreund’s new book, Not Normal: Art in the Age of Trump.
The book, “is a visual protest of the Trump administration featuring 147 artists with over 350 works. Artists around the United States are raging against Donald Trump in visual protest. Not Normal: Art in the Age of Trump, Second Edition, documents this artistic movement in a curated collection. Their outrage is evidenced in full Technicolor on subjects ranging from racism, the Covid pandemic, xenophobia, immigration, promotion of hatred and violence, mistrust of science and facts, misogyny and of course, a narcissism that puts our entire country and world at great risk.”
To see more of my political broadsides go to: http://www.ensatinapress.com/political-voice
Buy the catalog here and get an additional sneak preview with “look inside the book” on Amazon.
DOGS, Laurie's whimsical book on canine conversation, included in the Animalia Exhibition at Healdsburg Center for the Arts.
Laurie’s accordion book, DOGS, was shown in the Animalia exhibition at the Healdsburg Center for the Arts, March 2 thru April 14.
The word “Animalia” evokes images of all animals; birds, bugs, reptiles, furry friends and pets, fish and fowl. It brings to mind all the wild and wonderful ways that “Animalia” have been an integral and essential part our human experience….archetypal animals, totemic animals, whimsical and sacred, silly and wise.
DOGS, 8 3/4 10 3/4 inches (closed) accordion book.
Laurie's work "Black" included in 13th Annual California Centered: Printmaking Exhibition
Laurie’s work Black is included in the California statewide juried exhibition at Merced Multicultural Art Center. The exhibition features 70 artists and over 100 original prints. The exhibition is open April 16 thru June 1, 2019. This year’s juror is Joseph Tipay.
The Merced Multicultural Art Center is located at 645 W. Main Street, Merced, CA 95340.
Black, 22 x 30 inches
On a River Winding Home
On a River Winding Home was named as a finalist by the 2019 Indie Book Awards for Best Overall Book Design in a non-fiction book.
Designed and photo-curated by Laurie, with text by John Sheehy and photos by Scott Hess, the book is a stunning testament to Petaluma, a place we all call home.
The book has sold out. Published by Ensatina Books, the publication has been a local favorite at Copperfields Books, The Petaluma History Museum, and other local shops.
Szujewska's MANDATE included in Center for Contemporary Political Art Inaugural Exhibition in Washington, DC
Exhibition Opens Sunday September 30, 12-6 PM through November 14, 2018.
916 G Street NW, 2nd Floor, Washington, DC.
For more info: http://www.politicsartus.org PROTEST / RESIST
MANDATE, 2017, poster from Women’s March, Washington, D.C. January 21, 2017
New 22 x 30 inch WHITE prints using circus wood type
New WHITE series now available. The prints are 22 x 30 inches on Rives BFK and are printed using large 20-inch time-worn Circus wood types. The prints are multi layered icons. http://www.ensatinapress.com/alphaworks/vdnf92usmamyigoogzqrf8zoirrd53
White #3, 22 x 30 inches on Rives BFK
New Prints using Circus Wood Types
Have a look my new set of large 22 x 30 inch prints: http://www.ensatinapress.com/alphaworks/2018/1/13/black-a
Black (1/7) 22 x 30 inches
Treason 22 x 30 inches
Szujewska's work included in 3rd Annual Hand-Pulled Prints: The Current Practice in Printmaking at SITE: Brooklyn Gallery
Szujewska's print, The Overshadow, is included in Site: Brooklyn: 3rd Annual Hand-Pulled Prints: The Current Practice in Printmaking exhibition. The exhibition runs from September 22 to October 22, 2017 and the opening is Friday, September 22 from 6 to 9 PM. SITE is located at 165 7th Street, Brooklyn, 11215. Hope to see you at the opening.
The Overshadow, 15 x 22 inches, 2016
Szujewska's work showing in California Society of Printmakers Exhibition
Szujewska's print, All in, 2016, is now showing in the California Society of Printmaker's 104th exhibition at the Piedmont Center for the Arts. The Center is located at 801 Magnolia Avenue, Piedmont, CA. The opening reception is September 8, 5:30 to 8:30PM. Work by California Printmakers in all printmaking methods will be on view.
All in, 15 x 22 inches, 2017
Spring 2017 Shows in Northern California
Szujewska's work is showing in two local group shows. Graphically Observed, is at the Isabelle Percy West Gallery at California College of the Arts, 5212 Broadway, Oakland, CA. The show is open from May 18 to June 1. The Opening Reception is from 2 – 3pm Sunday May 21, 2017
POP! The Power of Printmaking is at the Healdsburg Center for the Arts, 130 Plaza Street, Healdsburg, CA. The exhibition runs from May 20 through July 16. The opening is from 5-7 on Saturday May 20.
Camouflage, 2016, 15 x 22 inches
Rashomon, 2016, 15 x 22 inches
Szujewska's work on view in "Pressing Matters: Printmaking and Artist Books" at San Luis Obispo Museum of Art Oct. 7 to Nov. 13
Szujewska's work, Camouflage, is now on view in an exhibition of Central Coast Printmakers in conjunction with the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art. Pressing Matters is a juried print exhibition open to artists in California, Oregon, and Washington. The original prints and artists' books will be on view in the Gray Wing from October 7 – November 13, 2016.
This juried exhibition showcases the twin disciplines of fine art original prints and artists’ books. Artists were challenged to utilize traditional printmaking processes to comment on contemporary issues. This compelling amalgamation invites viewers to witness how artists convey substantial social topics. Using serigraphy, letterpress, collagraphy, etching, woodcut, lithography, linocut, drypoint, mezzotint, monoprint, and solar plates, these works are both beautiful and significant.
Six works by Szujewska now on view at Marymount California University, Nov. 3 to Jan. 18, at The Klaus Center for the Arts 430 Sixth Street, San Pedro, CA
Szujewska has six works included in Marymount California University, Arts and Media, "Text, Type, and Typography" curated by Professor Michael Powe. The exhibition showcases the use of typography through the eyes of designers and fine artists. Exhibition runs from November 3 through January 18, 2017.
430 W. 6th Street, San Pedro, CA 90731
Gallery hours are 11AM to 3PM Monday through Friday.
For more info EPerry1@marymountcalifornia.edu or BWade@marymountcalifornia.edu
Read MoreNew Summer Works
This past summer I continued experimenting with shapes, color, letterpress printing processes, and collage. Here are a few examples:
Ever without a hair's breath of sign, 15 x 22 in., monoprint, 2016
Ochre, turquoise, orange, monotype, 15 x 22 in., 2016
Scramble, collage, 22 x 30 in., 2016
Szujewska's work in Marin MOCA National Summer Show
The Marin MOCA Summer National Exhibition features contemporary artists from around the nation and includes sculptures, paintings, photography and printmaking. This exhibition spans two galleries and is juried by Brian Gross, owner of Brian Gross Fine Art. 49 artworks were selected from a total of 1286 entries from 26 states. This survey exhibit shows us how artists explore abstraction from minimalism and formal grid-like color fields to more intuitive, emotion-based content. Process and artistic investigations are inspired by myriad sources, both external and internal.
Little Big Abstraction, 4 x 6 inches, 2012