Biography
| SUZANNE REESE HORVITZStudio:128 Batchelor Ln, Hammonton, NJ 08037Home: 2310 Perot St, Philadelphia, PA 19130Phone: 215-350-8200 suzannehorvitz@comcast.nethttps://noyesmuseum.org/sue-horvitz www.SuzanneHorvitz.com |
| Born in Philadelphia, PA, Founder and Executive Director of Foundation for Today’s Art/ Nexus. Dr. Horvitz collaborates with her partner Robert Roesch on large-scale projects, their work “Transduction” is a permanent installation at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, NJ. Horvitz has received fellowships from PA’ Council on the Arts, Mid Atlantic Arts, grants from NEA and a Masterworks Fellowship from The Center for Creative Glass. She had a one-person exhibition at the Gulbenkian Museum, Portugal. She has had one -person exhibitions and is in the permanent collections of the Fyns Kunstmuseum, Denmark, Utah Museum, Museum of Greater Victoria, and Musée D’Art Contemporain in France. Her work has also been exhibited in and is in the permanent collection of the Musée d’Art Moderne, Paris, Corning Museum, Museum of American Glass, and Glasmuseum, Denmark. Horvitz has had exhibitions of her artwork in South America, the Far East, and the Middle East. She was awarded a Fulbright Specialist Award 2006 to 2016. Dr. Horvitz has taught workshops and classes in painting, artists books, and digital art at Colleges and Universities in United States and abroad, including: University of the Arts, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Fleisher Art Memorial, Texas A&M University and Art Academy of Hangzhou, China. |
EDUCATION
| D.Ed. (1977) Columbia University, NY, NY, Doctorate –College Teaching/Fine Arts |
| MA (1972) BFA University of the Arts, Phila., PA |
SELECTED MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
ALEXANDER BREST MUSEUM, Jacksonville, FL, USA
ART GALLERY -GREATER VICTORIA, British Columbia, Canada,
Mc ALLEN INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM, Texas, USA
FYNS KUNSTMUSEUM, Odense, Denmark,
MUSEUM OF AMERICAN GLASS, Millville, NJ, USA
GLASMUSEUM, Ebeltoft, Denmark
SOUTHERN ALLEGHENIES MUSEUM OF ART, Loretto, PA, USA
AWAGAMI MUSEUM, Tokushima, Japan and PAPER MUSEUM, Tokyo, Japan
NOYES MUSEUM OF ART, New Jersey, USA
KYOTO INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MUSEUM, Japan
MUSEE D’ART MODERNE, de la Ville de Paris
BIBLIOTHECA ALEXANDRINA Museum, Alexandria, Egypt
CORNING MUSEUM OF GLASS, Corning, NY, USA
UTAH MUSEUM OF FINE ART, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
HARBIYE SANAT, Istanbul, Turkey,
MUSEE d’Art CONTEMPORAIN, Chamaliéres, Franc
UNIVERSITY COLLECTIONS
Baylor University – Waco, TX, Glass Bookwork purchased 2011
Szent Istvan Kiraly Muzeum, Székesfehérvar (Hungary)
François Côté, libraire à Bibliopolis, Montréal, Québec, Canada.
National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C.
Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut
The Smithsonian American Art Museum/ Library, Washington, D.C.
Ruth and Marvin Sackner Collection of Concrete Poetry and Books, FL
Joseph Curtis Sloane Art Library, University of NC, Chapel Hill
HONORS & GRANTS
2015 Shandong Art University, Jinan, China -Panelist at International Forum “Foundational Education of Fine Art”
2006-2015 Fulbright Specialist: Award
2015- Fulbright Specialist, Japan, Kyoto I Institute of Technology
2006, 2009 Azerbaijan Fine Arts Academy- Fulbright Award
2009 Represented USA in the Baku Biennale
2005 Senior Artist Initiative Program University of the Arts
2005 Keynote speaker Distinguished Daughters of PA – October
2003 Governor’s Award to Extraordinary Women of PA/Distinguished Daughters
2000 PA Council on the Arts, Grant for travel to Egypt
1999 NEA project Grant for Internet Art Program
1998 Pew Charitable Trusts/Philadelphia Exhibitions Initiative travel grant
1994 Leeway, Bessie Berman: Honorable mention:
1993 Pennsylvania Council on the Arts/Fellowship Grant -Collaborations
1992 Cultural Specialist grant U. S. Information Agency funded by N.E.A.
1992 Mid Atlantic / Visual Arts Fellowship / Residency /V S Workshop,
1990 Masterwork Fellowship, Creative Glass Center of America, NJ
1985 Pennsylvania Council on the Arts/Fellowship/Painting
1984 NEA Grant, Univ. City Science Center-
1982 NEA Project Grant. – Book-works
ONE & TWO PERSON EXHIBITIONS
2022 “Crisis Gaia” National Autonomous University, Mexico City, Mexico
2021 Schau Fenster Gallery, Berlin Germany
2021 BORDERLESS Noyes Museum, Stockton University, NJ
2019 13th CAIRO BIENNALE, Cairo, Egypt
2016 DEEP WATERS, Legend Gallery Philadelphia, PA.
2016 R. Roesch, S. Horvitz, E. Horvitz, Yangon, Myanmar National Museum
2016 Beik Thano Gallery (with Robert Roesch)
2012 Gallery, HAC, Hammonton NJ, (with Robert Roesch)
2013 Kramer Hall, Noyes Museum
2010 Noyes Museum, NJ January through June
2010 Sande Webster Gallery: Philadelphia February –
2009 Baku Biennial Representing USA
2008 Sande Webster Gallery: Philadelphia, February,
2007 City Arts ICA, Wichita KS, May/June
2006 Kyoto Institute of Technology, Japan
Gallery Terra, Kyoto Japan (With Robert Roesch) December
2004 Corpus Christi TX – Studio Gallery Arts Exhibition, May 2004
2002 Moon Gallery, Georgia, October 2002
2001 American Cultural Center, Alexandria Egypt
2000 Gallery Amar, Latakia Syria, (With Robert Roesch)
1999 Represent USA – 2nd International Women’s Art, Aleppo, Syria
1997 Nexus Gallery, “Aluminum & Glass”,
1994 Kunstzaal Marktzeventien, Enschede, Holland, 6/ 5 to 7/5.
1993, ‘89, ‘87, ‘84 Mangel Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
1991 Centre d’art Contemporain, Niort, France
Fyns Kunst Museum, Odense, Denmark
Centro de Arte Moderna, Gulbenkian Museum, Lisbon, Portugal
MUSEE d’Art CONTEMPORAIN, Chamaliéres, France
1990 MUSEUM OF GREATER VICTORIA, Victoria, B.C. Canada
1988 A.I.R. Gallery, New York City, NY
1987 Utah Museum of Fine Arts, Salt Lake City, UT
1985 Harbiye Sanat Galerisi, Istanbul, Turkey
1983, 1981 Nexus Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
1981 Asinelli Gallery, Bologna, Italy
1980 A.B.F. Gallery, Hamburg, Germany
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2015 to present Board of Advisors, Noyes Museum of Art, New Jersey, USA
2014 to present Board of Advisors, Philadelphia Art in Education Partnership, Phila PA
2010 Lecturer, Art Academy of Hangzhou, China
2010 6/5- Lecturer, Grounds for Sculpture, Hamilton, NJ
1980-to present Co-Director, Synapse, A Visual Art Press Ltd., Philadelphia
2009 Co-Curator Baku Biennale for the US Embassy, Azerbaijan
2007 Curator Biennale “Imagining the Book 2007”. Bibliotheca Alexandrina,
2006 Curator Exhibition, Kyoto Institute of Technology
2005 Curator Honoring the Book Borowsky Gallery, Philadelphia
2004 Curator USA section – Biennale Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Egypt,
2002 Panelist, Woman’s Caucus on the Arts, Convention, Philadelphia
2001 Cultural Specialist, US State Department, Egypt
2013-2002 PA Academy of the Fine Arts School, Instructor Continuing Education
1998 Juror, Public Art, Primate Center Project
1999 Cultural Specialist USIA, Syria, May
1996 to, 99 Mayor’s Arts & Culture Advisory Council, Philadelphia
1998 Cultural Advisor to the US Embassy, Cairo & Alexandria, Egypt,
1982-1997 Executive Director, Foundation for Today’s Art, NEXUS, Philadelphia
1997 Cultural Advisor to the US Embassy in Damascus, Syria
Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ecuador,
Public Art Panel, Wichita KS,
1992/93 Cultural Advisor to the US Embassy in Burma.
1990 Juror/Panelist, Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation
