Suzanne Klotz: Bibliography

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In the Media

• Kathleen Desmond, “Art in the Age of Homeland Security,” REVIEW, June, 2005, 54-57.
• CAA News, Newsletter of the College Art Association, Volume 30, Number 3, May 2005, p 25.
• “Dancer of Illusion”, Oklahoma County Medical Society Bulletin, April, 2005, cover.
• De Luz, Art Gallery Guide, Sedona Arizona, 2004.
• Art in America, Pollock-Krasner grants for 2004, October 2004.
• Kathleen Desmond, “Suzanne Klotz Checkpoints and Revisions,” Shade Magazine, October November, 2003, 32, 33.
• J. Brooks Brammer, “Interior Design Points North,” Design & Architecture Magazine, October, 2003, cover and 69.
• “Lemony-Fresh Dissent,”  Sedona Monthly, September, 2003, 8.
• “The Arts,” Chandler Independent, August 20, 2003,                                    
• John Carlos Villani, “A global canvas,” Arizona Republic, August 7, 2003, 34.
• “2003 Exhibition Hall,” Chandler Center for the Arts, 2003-2004 Season, 16.
• “Annual 2003 Guide Sourcebook the US Art World Museums, Galleries, Artists,” Art in America, August, 2003, 65.
• Nancy Robb Dunst, “Hello from Sedona,” Art-Talk, August-September, 2003, 53.
• “Vue March,” Sedona Monthly, March 2003, 39, 53.                                      
• “Who’s Who in America 58^th Edition,” Marquis Who’s Who, 2003.          
• “Art Scope,” Sedona Red Rock News, December 6, 2002.                           
• John Villani, “Taking the world home,” Arizona Republic, December 26, 2002, 42.
• “Gallery 465 to display Klotz’s paintings, mixed-media sculptures,” KUDOS, November 20, 2002, 27.
• Dolores Tropiano, “Art Not for Everyone,” The Arizona Republic, August 3, 2002, 3.
• “Laid Back,” Modesto Bee, April 14, 2002, E-7.                                               
• Lisa McDermott, “Artist’s Reception,” TalkArts, Winter, 2002, 6.             
• Aubin Tyler, “Promised Lands & the Netherworld,” Casa Grande Dispatch, November 16, 2001, 1-2.
• Larry Copenhaver, “Art with Passion,” Tucson Citizen, January 9, 2001, 1-2.
• Sooyeon Lee, “Arizona Illustrated,” KUAT Production, Channel 6, PBS, August 21, 2001.
• Nancy Hand, “Borderline Art,” Tucson Weekly, December 7, 2000, 10-12.
• Linda Barkman, “Emerging Artists,” Phoenix Home & Garden, Special Collector’s Edit., March 2000, 160. 
• Dorian C. Hyland, “Evidence of Things Not Seen,” American Baha’i, Vol. 29  #7, September 8, 1998, 24-25.
• “Baha’is to Hear Peace Building Artist,” Bisbee Observer January 28, 1998, 5.
• “Artist to Show Slides,” Sierra Vista Herald, January 30, 1998, 3.
• “Who’s Who in the West,” Marquis Who’s Who 27th Edition, New Providence, NJ, 1998.
• Diane Fenton, “Images of an Enchanted Universe,” The Explorer,” Tucson, Arizona, July 3, 1998, 16-17.
• Pamela Portwood, “Four Join Various Talents in Warriors and Dreamers,” Arizona Daily Star, September 13, 1996, 17.
• Archives on Women Artists, National Museum of Women in the Arts, 1997.
• Carmen Duarte, “Artist Uses ManyMaterials,”Arizona Daily Star,  August 6, 1997, 1-2.
• Robert Schultz, “Warriors and Dreamers, A Review,” Art Review, September, 1996.
• Michael Ellers, “Intersection – Four Artists Collaborate to Express Unique Vision,” Arizona Daily Wildcat, September 5, 1996, 9.
• “Art-Architecture,” Arizona Republic, February 22, 1996, AH1, AH6.     
• Marquis Who’s Who 26^th Anniversary Edition, 1996.                                      
• “City Week,” Tucson Weekly, August 29, 1996, 19.                                         
• “Tucson Galleries,” Art Now Gallery Guide, September, 1996, 13.
• Pam Horton,  ArtScene, Vol. 3 #1, September – October, 1995, 6-8, Front and Back Cover.
• “Who’s Who in America – Who’s Who in the West,” Marquis Who’s Who 25^th Edition, New Providence, NJ, 1995.
• “An Exhibition of drawings by children living in Palestinian camps,” Lo Que Pasa, University of Arizona Press, November 30, 1995, Vol. 20, #16.
• “Ratliff-Williams will exhibit new works by Suzanne Klotz,”Red Rock News, October, 1995, 6.
• “Art Talk,” Sedona Scene, November, 1995, 46.
• “Art and the Environment,” Dakar International School Newsletter, Senegal, West Africa, March 17, 1995, 2.
• “New Works by Suzanne Klotz,” Red Rock News, October 21, 1994, 9A. 
• “Speaking of Sedona,” ArtTalk, October, 1994, 45.
• “Yacoub Al-Kurd and Suzanne Klotz,” Little Rock Children’s Museum News, May/June, 1994, 3.
• Bridget Carroll, “Suzanne Klotz An Interview,” From the Ashes, April, 1994, 20-21.
• Lynn Pyne, “Airport’s Art Lost and Found,” Phoenix Gazette, April 23, 1994, E1-E3.
• “Art Exhibit,” Art Talk, March, 1994, 44.                                                             
• Translation Review, University of Texas, Dallas, February, 1994, cover.
• “Helping Heal the Emotional Wounds of War,” Arkansas Democratic Gazette, 1994, 4E-4F.
• Wes Zeiglar, “Art Work of Palestinian Children Provides Rare Perspective of Life,” The Little Rock Times, 1994.
• “Children’s Art Workshop in Shufat Refugee Camp,”  Al Quds, October 13, 1993, 1.
• “The Arts,” ArtTalk, October, 1993, 6.                                                                  
• “Boca Raton Arts,” Interior Design Directory, April/May, 1993, 32.          
• “Suzanne Klotz,” Archives of Arizona Art, Phoenix Art Museum Library, 1993.
• “East Jerusalem Children’s Art Workshops,” Al-Fajr, March 1993, 1.    
• “Collaborative Efforts,” Best Bets, Salt Lake Tribune, January 3, 1993.
• Alice Brown-Wagner, “The Arts,” Salt Lake Tribune, January 17, 1993.
• Sylvia Messner, “Art N’Sedona,” ArtTalk, February, 1993, 34-36.            
• “The Arts,” Salt Lake Tribune, January 24, 1993.                                            
• “Suzanne Klotz Organizes Exhibition in Utah,” Elaine Horwitch Galleries Newsletter, January, 1993, 2.
• Who’s Who in American Art 20^th Edition, 1993.                                                 
• “Visions of Unity,” Salt Lake Art Center Newsletter, Fall/Winter, 1992, 3.
• “Suzanne Klotz shows new work at gallery,” Sedona Red Rock News, October 16, 1992, 12A, 6B.
• Fr. Raphael Bonanno, “Art,” Holy Land Magazine, Fall, 1992, 123-125.
• Who’s Who in American Art 19^th Edition, 1992.                                                 
• “Season of Exhibitions,” Galleria Mesa, 1992-93.                                          
• Jules Heller, Encyclopedia of Twentieth Century North American Women Artists, Garland Publishing, 1992.
• Art Talk, October 31, 1991, 5.                                                                                  
• “Scottsdale Life,” Scottsdale Daily Progress, 1991.                                      
• “Visiting Artist at Lakeside Draws from Varied Cultures,” Michigan Times, July 2, 1991, 13.
• “Suzanne Klotz: with a world for inspiration,” Scottsdale Daily Progress, November 7, 1991, 35.
• “Local Artists Exhibit at Capitol,” In Jerusalem, August 2, 1991.
• “Suzanne Klotz,” Jerusalem Post, August 2, 1991.                                        
• “Visiting Artist,” Loxton  S.A. Nunga Newsletter, October/December, 1990.
• “Book of Poetry by Aboriginal Author,” The Murray Pioneer, November 2, 1990, 6.
• “Aboriginal Art to be on Display,” The Murray Pioneer, November 6, 1990, 6.
• “Suzanne Klotz: Deep Art on Many Surfaces,” Cottonwood Weekender Express, August 22, 1990, 1.
• “Ma’alot Visiting Artist,” Hagalil, Arabic Daily News, July 22, 1990.       
• “Klotz Shows Mixed-Media Work at galleries,” Sedona Red Rock News, May 16, 1990, 13A.
• “Illustrated Survey of the Region’s Museums, Galleries and Leading Artists,” Southwest Art Review, American References Publishing, 1990.
• “Tenth Anniversary,” Museum of Neon Art Newsletter, 1990.                   
• Suzanne Klotz, Forward: “The 4^th Biennial Native American Fine Arts Invitational,” Heard Museum, 1989.
• “Artist’s Statement,” Thessaloniki, Greece Baha’i Association for the Arts, #9, July, 1989, 2.
• “Chicken Klotz-Reilly,” Pleasures of the Palate, Golden’s Kitchen Cookbook, 1989, 76-77.
• “Arizona Art Forms Teachers Guide,” KAET Channel 8 Productions, 1989, 8.
• “Fine Art for Fine Causes,” Tucson Museum of Art Catalogue, 1989, 20.
• “International Catalogue,” Seattle, Washington, 1989.                              
• “Klotz Leaves Good Impression on Oklahoma Students,” Sedona Times, December 27, 1989, 6.
• “Warrior,” Kansas City Sun, November 17, 1989, 8A. “Juried Fine Arts Craft Show,” Sedona Red Rock News, October 13, 1989, G13.
• “In the Cool Netherworld of the Artist,” Scottsdale Daily Progress, July 8, 1989.
• Kathie Dame-Glerum, “The Artistic Touch,” Sedona Weekender, October 1988, 1, 4.
• “Roosevelt Park Sculpture Depicts Art of Renovation,” Arizona Republic, October 2, 1988, 51-56.
• “Sedona’s Esteemed Horwitch Gallery,” Sedona Weekender, October 1988, 1, 4.
• “Sculptures Under the Sycamores,” Design Group, September 25, 1988, 3.
• “All Wet Irrigation of ‘Desert Garden” Sculpture Not Intended,” Phoenix Gazette, September, 1988, 4WD.
• “Nationally Acclaimed Artist Recognized,” Today’s Arizona Woman, October 1988.
• “If You Had $1 Million To Spend On Art, What Would You Buy?,” ArtTalk, January 1988, 26.
• “Brushstrokes,” Scottsdale Magazine, Winter, 1987-88, 120-121.          
• “Contemporary Art Sales Show,” Spencer Museum of Art Newsletter, December 4, 1987, 3.
• Richard Nilson, “Lone Star Shines in 5 Artist Show,” Arizona Republic, December Extra, 1987, 6.
• Robert Perez, “Five Artists,” Mesa Tribune, November 19, 1987, C1.     
• Lynn Pyne, “Five Artists Show Eclectic Side of Art, Phoenix Gazette, November, 1987.
• “Public Display-Roosevelt Area Residents Fight for the Neighborhood Art Showcase,” Phoenix Magazine, October 1987, 75-76.
• “Show of the week,” The Chandler Arizonan, May 1, 1987, 35.                
• “Spirituality Pervades Work of Klotz-Reilly,” Palladium Oswego Times, October 11, 1986, 3.
• Katie Mediatore, “Artist Opens the Door to Another World at Tyler,” The Oswegonian, October 16, 1986, 12.
• Jeanette Ross, “Spiritual Aspirations,” ArtWeek, Vol. 17, #34, October 18, 1986, 6.
• Richard Nilsen, “Sculpture Competition Takes on Playful Shape,” Arizona Republic, October 19, 1986.
• Karen Kumler Boyd, “Artist Creates Her Unusual Work with Teeth, Hair, Fabric,” Lancaster New Era, October, 1986.
• Linda Romine, “Jazz Pianist Takes Last Train to Sedona Fest,” Mesa Tribune, September 19, 1986, 1C.
• Poster Chosen for Jazz on the Rocks,” Sedona Red Rock News, April 23, 1986, 3A.
• “Jazz on the Rocks Announces 1986 Poster Contest Winner,” Sedona Red Rock News, April 30, 1986, 16A.
• “Arizona Artist Debunks A Few Myths,” Stillwater NewsPress Weekender, May/June, 1986, 9.
• Kathleen Desmond, “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly: A Few Answered Questions,” Dialogue, May/June, 1986, 67.
• “Jazz on the Rocks 1986 Preview Set,” Sedona Red Rock News, June 11, l986, 3A.
• “Artist’s Questions Answered By High Praise,” Ohio State University Lantern, July 7, 1986, 5.
• “On Campus Calendar,” Ohio State University Press, July, 1986, 3.
• “Who’s Who In Society,” American Publishing, Fort Lauderdale, 1986.
• “Arizona Artist to Speak,” Stillwater NewsPress Weekender, March 28, 1986, 3.
• “Arizona Women’s Partnership Awards,” Arizona Republic, February 23, 1986, 4.
• Linda Du Val, “The New West,” The Denver Post, January, 1986.           
• Max Price, “Colorado Springs Gallery In Noting It’s 50^th Year,” The Denver Post, January, 1986.
• “Undercurrents of Mystery and Mastery,” ArtTalk, January 26, 1986, 38.
• “Scottsdale Gallery Features Honored Artist,” Arizona Women’s Voice, January, 1986, 7.
• Bruce Tretheway, “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly Opens Scottsdale Exhibit Thursday,” Tempe Daily News, January 26, 1986, C2.
• “Messy Details,” Arizona Republic, January 19, 1986.                                  
• George Heindal and Kathleen Dadon Desmond, “An Interview,” Artists, Art and Attitudes, Harper and Row Publishers, 1986.
• Women Artists News, Vol. II, #1, Winter, 1985, 31.                                         
• “ASU Women In Arizona Governor’s Award,” ASU Insight, Vol. 6, E#23, December 16, 1985, 11.
• Year of Arizona Women Ends With Honors for 78,” Arizona Republic, December 8, 1985.
• “Traditions,” Phoenix Home and Garden, December, 1985, 70.
• “Contemporary Forum Annual Dinner Party,” ArtTalk, November, 1985, 20.
• ”Fine Arts Center of Tempe,” Tempe Magazine, September/October, 1985, 17.
• “The Phoenix Biennial,” Contemporary Forum Newsletter, Fall, 1985, 4.
• “Spotlight 22, Mesa Tribune, September 11, 1985, C4.                               
• “A Few Answered Questions,” Eastern Washington State Historical Society Museum Notes, July/August, 1985.
• “Create,” Arizona Women’s Partnership, 1985.                                               
• Joe Young, “Three F’s Is Provocative,” Scottsdale Daily Progress, July 26, 1985, 16-17.
• “Artist Klotz-Reilly Co-Mingles Images of the Sinister and Sweet,” Spokane Spokesman Review, July 21, 1985, F1, F3.
• “Chaney Cowles Museum,” Spokane Artpaper, July 1985, 11.                 
• “Skylight to the Soul,” The Arizona Republic, June 30, 1985, F1, F6.
• “Women Who Create,” Sedona Times, June 19, 1985, 10.                          
• “Noted Artist to Talk at Tri-City March Meeting,” Tri-City N.O.W. Newsletter, March/April, 1985.
• “A Few Answered Questions,” Arts Connection, April, 1985, 1.                 
• “What’s Up At UTSA,” The I-10 Express, March, 1985, 7.                              
• “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly, Sedona Exhibition,” Artnews, Vol. 84, November, 1985, 129.
• Lynn Rigberg, “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly,” Arts Magazine, February, 1985.
• David Winter, “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly,” Art News, Vol.84, Nov 1985, 129.
• Elizabeth Rigby, “Challenging Multi-Media Show,” Sedona Red Rock News, February, 1985.
• Steve McMillan, “Exhibit-A Real Mixture, Director Says of Modern Artist’s Work,” Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, February 28, 1985, B1.  
• “Women Who Create,” The Arizona Republic, February 24, 1985, AW6.
• Dan Collins, “The Life of Klotz-Reilly,” New Times, February 6, 1985,42, 44.
• “New Masks for Modern Living,” Phoenix Art Museum Exhibition Calendar, January/February, 1985.
• Martha Nelson and Rose Robinson, “Coming to a Gallery Near You,” MS. Magazine, Vol. XII, #7, January, 1985, C3.
• “Art Notes,” The Arizona Republic, January 20, 1985, C3.
• “Bruce Tretheway, “Great Goddess Exhibition Opens At ASU,” Tempe Daily News, January 27, 1985, C3.
• “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly Exhibit to Open Saturday in Sedona,” The Arizona Sun, January 20, 1985, 21.
• Connie Cobb, “Mesa Third-Graders Prove Home Is Where The Heart Is,” Arizona Republic, January 13, 1984, 13.
• “Trash With Dash,” Arizona Republic, November 11, 1984, G8.
• Dave Eskes, “Channels Exhibition Joins Variety of Arts With Videos,” Phoenix Gazette, October 17, 1984.
• “Denver Invitational,” Ceramics Monthly, Vol. 322, #6, June/July/August, 1984, 81.
• Joseph Young, “Arizona Artists Program,” Alwun House Publication, 1984.
• Arizona Living, Vol. 12, #5, March 1, 1984, 41. Chuck Andresen, “Artist’s Exhibition,” New Times, February 29, 1984, 41.
• E.J. Montini, “Undeniably Fun,” The Arizona Republic, February 19, 1984, 1.
• “An Illustrated Biography,” Contemporary American Women Sculptors, A Biographical Directory, Denton, Texas, 1984.
• “Herstory,” Planned Parenthood of Idaho Engagement Calendar, 1984.
• “1983-84 Annual Guide to Galleries, Museums, Artists,” Art in America, Vol. 71, #7, 1044, 1045, 1298, 1514, 1626, 1806, 2236, 3256, 1983.
• Melinda Levine, “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly at Jeremy Stone,” Images and Issues, September/October, 1983.
• Helen Forsberg, “Content Marks Dancer’s Step Back Into Real World, Salt Lake City Tribune, September 11, 1983, 12.
• “Fantasies,” Arizona Republic, July 1, 1983, 6. Bucky King, “Ceramics Sculpture Invitational,” July 1, 1983, CraftRange, Vol. 14, #3, May/June, 1983.
• Melinda Levine, “Fangs for the Memory,” Focus Magazine, May, 1983.
• “Calendar,” San Jose Mercury News, May 20, 1983.                                     
• “Klotz-Reilly ‘Karl’,” San Francisco Chronicle/Examiner, May 15, 1983, 11.
• “Checking Up, Alma Mater Seeks Her Brood,” The Kansas City Art Institute Magazine, Spring, 1983, 17.
• Danny Goddard, “The Emotions of an Adult Seen Through the Eyes of a Child,” Corpus Christi Caller Times,  January 16, 1983, 3.
• “Art With A Bite,” Arizona Arts and Lifestyle, Winter, 1982, 67-68.          
• Suzanne Muchnic, “Magical Mystical Tour For All Ages,” Los Angeles Times, December 21, 1982, 1+.
• Francine Hardaway, “Klotz-Reilly’s Soap Opera,” New Times, November 25, 1982, 32.
• Dorothy Jensen, “Fall Festival to Highlight Arts and Crafts,” The Mesa Tribune, November 26, 1982.
• “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly Multi-Media Artist,” Kansas City Art Institute Viewbook, October, 1982.
• Chuck Twardy, “Dis-Similar Pair Featured in Current Spencer Exhibit,” Lawrence Journal-World, May 9, 1982, 12+.
• Leslie Frost, “Artist Draws Inspiration From Special Children,” The Olathe Daily News, May 9, 1982, 3A.
• David Henry, “Mixed-Media Dolls Juxtapose Pastels,” University of Kansas News, May, 1982.
• Carol Donnell-Kotrozo, “Surveying a Region,” Artweek, Vol. 13, #15, April 17, 1982.
• “Roaring Forks Trailer Park,” Ceramics Monthly, Vol. 30, #1, January 1982, 58-63.
• Donald Bush, “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly at Phoenix Art Museum,” Art Voices, November/December, 1981, 59-61.
• Laura Lieberman, “Reviews,” Art Papers, November/December, 1981, 19.
• “Mobile Madness,” Mobile Citizen, June 16, 1981, 1.
• Kathryn Coe, “Artist Peoples World With Dolls,” The Scottsdale Daily Progress, November 20, 1981, 19.
• Carol Donnell-Kotrozo, “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly at the Phoenix Art Museum,” ArtSpace, Fall, 1981, 59.
• “Artvantage,” Arizona Arts and Lifestyle, Summer, 1981.                           
• “The Nation,” Artnews, Vol. 80, #6, June, 1981.                                              
• “Klotz-Reilly Exhibition Now Besieging Phoenix Art Museum,” Arizona Living, June, 1981.
• Francine Hardaway, “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly Finally Has Room to Move,” New Times, June 10, 1981, 21.
• Carol Donnelll-Kotrozo, “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly,” Art Voices, 1980.
• Kathleen Burg, “Art as Personal Communication-Suzanne Klotz-Reilly,” Woman Image Now, Vol. 1, November, 1980, 40-41.
• Michael Spies, “Child’s Play, Simple Sophist acted Kids,” Corpus Christi Caller Times, July 21, 1980, 1.
• Roberta Bender, “The Arizona Option,” Phoenix Magazine, May, 1979, 62.
• Suzanne Muchnic, “Contemporary Themes, Traditional Means,” Artweek, Vol. 9, #13, April, 1978.
• “The Fantasy Art of Suzanne Klotz-Reilly,” The New Times Weekly, April, 1978, 14.
• Melinda Wortz, “The Fire and the Rose,” Artnews, June, 1978, 112-113.
• Pomona College Spectator, Vol.1077, 1978.
• Hubert Crehan, “Dream Houses and Fanciful Creatures of Suzanne Klotz,” St. Louis Post-Dispatch, March 3, 1974, 5D.
• A New Look at Leather, resource guide for teaching elementary and secondary art, Texas Tech University, Department of Art, 1972.

Publications

• Kathleen Desmond, “Ideas about Art,” John Wiley & Sons, 9600 Garsington Road, Oxford, OX4  2DQ, UK 
• Margaret Regan, Stephen Meckler Photographs Tucson Artists, Black Springs Books. 
• Kathleen Desmond, Artists, Art and Attitudes, Prentice-Hall.
• Jules Heller, North American Women Artists of the Twentieth Century, Garland Publishing, Vol. 1219. 
• Archives on Women Artists Library and Research Center, National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, DC.                                              

One-Woman Catalogues

• “Some Answered Questions,” Northern Arizona University Press, 1985. “The People No One Ever Really Knew,” Art Museum of South Texas, January, 1983.
• “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly Mixed-Media Works,” James Chumley Gallery, Oceanside, California, March 1982.
• “Humming Heart Gardens,” Helen Foresman-Spencer Museum of Art, May, 1982.
• “Roaring Forks Trailer Park,” Phoenix Art Museum, June, 1981.
• “Suzanne Klotz-Reilly,” Scottsdale Center for the Arts, January 1978.  

Group Catalogues               

• “Arizona Biennial ’03,” Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, Arizona, 2003.
• “Language of Unity,” Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center, Portland, Oregon, 1994.
• “Casa’s Pleasures of the Palette and Palate,” Phoenix, Arizona, 1993, 1994.
• “Relativities Art 25,” Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, 1993.      
• “Adult Institute of the Arts,” Oklahoma Arts Institute, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, October, 1989.
• “MONA Invitational,” Museum of Neon Art, Los Angeles, California, 1990.
• “Fine Art for Fine Causes,” Tucson Museum of Art, 1989.                          
• “May Day Art In the Park,” Tempe, Arizona, May, 1988.                               
• “12^th Annual National Invitational Drawing Exhibition,” Emporia State University, Emporia, Kansas, 1988.
• “Combined Talents,” Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida, October, 1986.
• “Southwest Sculpture Competition,” Scottsdale Center for the Arts, Scottsdale, Arizona, October, 1986.
• “Texans Past and Present,” NCECA, University of Texas San Antonio, March, 1986.
• “New West,” Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, Colorado Springs, Colorado, January, 1986.
• “Women Who Create,” Coconino Center for the Arts, Flagstaff, Arizona, May, 1985.
• “Phoenix Biennial,” Phoenix Art Museum, July, 1985.
• “Earth and Fire,” Fred and Mary Marer Collection of Contemporary Ceramics, Claremont Colleges, Claremont, California, 1984.
• “Return of the Narrative,” Palm Springs Desert Museum, Palm Springs, California, March, 1984.
• “Collage Assemblage,” Mississippi Museum of Art, Jackson, Mississippi, 1981.
• “Sculptures of the Southwest,” Sculpture Center, New York, May, 1983.
• “Sculpture Invitational,” Museum of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, Arizona, August, 1980.
• “16^th Southwestern Invitational at Yuma,” Yuma Art Center, Yuma, Arizona, 1980.
• “30 Years of Box Construction,” Sunne Savage Gallery, Boston, Massachusetts, November, 1979.
• “Contemporary Themes, Traditional Means,” Malone Gallery, Loyola Marymount University, March, 1978.

Television

• “Casa Grande Arts & Culture,” Channel 47, September 2001.
• Sooyeon Lee, “Arizona Illustrated,” KUAT Production, Channel 6, PBS, August 21, 2001.
• Bridget Carroll, “Arizona Artists & Poets,” Channel 22 Cox Cable, April, 1994.
• Riverland Arts, “US Artist & Aborigine Artists,” Channel 2, Murray, South Australia, September, 1991.
• “5A At News,” Berri, South Australia, November 19-20, 1990.
• KUPT-TV, Channel 45, “Phoenix File,” November 8, 1991.
• KAET, Channel 8, “Arizona Artists,” 1989 to present.
• KAET, Channel 8, “Art Forms,” January 1, 1989 to January 1, 1990. Channel 22, “Phoenix File,” June 25, 1988.
• KUTP-TV, June 25, 26, 1988.
• Channel 22, “Spotlight 22,” September 3-9, 1985.                                        
• Art TV, Channel 11, “Guide to the Arts,” June, 1983.                                   
• United Cable, Phoenix, June, 1983.                                                                    
• “Artist Suzanne Klotz,” Copperstate Cavalcade Production, Channel 12, 1982 to present.
• KPHO-TV, Channel 5, News, June 1-7, 1981.
• Anne Coe, KAET-TV, Channel 8, “Art Talk,” May, 1980 to June, 1981.
• Kool TV, Channel 10, “Arizona Artist Series,” Copperstate Cavalcade, 1979-present.  

Radio

• KAZM, “Interview with Suzanne Klotz,” May 30, 2004
• Linda Stephenson, KAZM, “Interview with Suzanne Klotz,” Sedona, October 12, 1992.
• James O’Brian, “James O’Brian Talk Show,” 5MV ABC, Australia, September 22, 1990.
• Dick Gilbert, KQST-FM, “Interview with Suzanne Klotz,” Sedona, January 26, 1985.

Video/DVD Production

• Two Sides to Every Wall, 2005.
• Thy Kingdom Come Pocket Guide to the Holy Land,. 2005.
• Aboriginal Art and Works By Klotz, 1991.
• Public Park Sculpture/Interview, 1991.
• Suzanne Klotz Documentary, 1987.
• Los Pescados, 1985.
• Bob’s Pillow, 1982.
• Snatches of People’s Lives, 1981.