Suzanne Klotz is a painter, mixed-media sculptor, and educator who has established numerous multi-cultural art programs, workshops and exhibitions in the United States and around the world.
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74″ x 50″, canvas, hand embroidery, beading, acrylic.
During the night of an eclipse of the moon a Palestinian children’s custom was to form a parade marching through villages to the highest hill while drumming on pots and pans in an effort to ward off a whale from taking a bite of the moon.
Begun in 2019, the artwork’s imagery incorporates segments of Palestinian embroidery design, known as Tatreeze, and an embroidered map of original Palestine identifying the major villages.
[MORE]The world has been the inspiration for Suzanne Klotz (’66 painting), who has instituted multi-cultural art programs, workshops and exhibitions in Africa, Australia, Israel, Mexico, Palestine, Taiwan, the United States and, most recently Amman, Jordan. In Amman, on a Fulbright Scholar award, she created an art salon and ran a collaborative workshop with Palestinian women and their families who were dispossessed from their homes and were living in refugee camps.
[MORE]82″ x 109″. Canvas, Acrylic, Pastel, Embroidery, Mixed Media. Suzanne Klotz and Gonzalo Espinosa collaboration.
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