Suzanne Kammin Interview

from ahtcast · host Phillip J. Mellen

Suzanne Kammin, a Newark, New Jersey based artist, takes us into her process and thoughts on being a painter who likes to play with the reversal of figure ground only to flip it back again. Suzanne talks about the processes she uses to "eliminate the anxiety of destroying a work." She also speaks of her highly experimental past and what enjoying both representational and abstract painting can do to one's process. Listen in for more. The artist's website: suzannekamminbaron.com/ (podcast intro/outro music by Ani DiFranco and Utah Phillips)

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Suzanne Kammin, a Newark, New Jersey based artist, takes us into her process and thoughts on being a painter who likes to play with the reversal of figure ground only to flip it back again. Suzanne talks about the processes she uses to "eliminate the anxiety of destroying a work." She also speaks of her highly experimental past and what enjoying both representational and abstract painting can do to one's process. Listen in for more.The artist's website: suzannekamminbaron.com/(podcast intro/outro music by Ani DiFranco and Utah Phillips)

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