New Mexico native, Susan Stamm Evans began creating delicate female figures in porcelain and gradually moved into powerful bronze sculptures. Her posed figures, always introspective and intimate in scale, evoke unexpected emotional responses. The great physical presence of her large fragmented bronze faces demands a response far beyond the simplicity of the object. The face becomes an abstract form, compelling yet familiar. The artist’s latest series of porcelain works are minimalist illustrations of human connections. The artist has enjoyed over fourteen solo and thirty group and invitational exhibitions throughout the U.S..
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
Charles A. Wustum Museum of Fine Arts – Racine, Wisconsin; University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee; City of Edmond, Oklahoma; Baylor University Hospital – Dallas, Texas; State of New Mexico, Art in Public Places Program: Clovis College – Clovis, NM; Ben Alexander Student Learning Center, New Mexico Journior College – Hobbs, NM
INTERFACE, Bronze Ed. 12, Two @ 20 x 18 x 9" each
INTERFACE-Sideview
QUIETUDE SERIES: SITTING, KNEE UP
Bronze, Ed. 12, 24 x 11 x 13" on top a 44" steel base
RESTING, Bronze Ed. 12, 6 x 8 x7"
SMALL FACE FRAGMENTS VII, VIII & IX
Bronze, Ed. 12, 5 1/2 x 5 x 5" each
CONNECTIONS II, Porcelain in Hand-painted Wood Frame, 14 x 19 x 2 1/2"
QUIETUDE SERIES: STANDING BACK TO BACK
Bronze, Ed. 12, 34 x 11 x 11" on top a 41" steel base
TOGETHER SERIES III, Bronze, Ed. 12, 10 x 8 x 10" each
QUIETUDE SERIES: STEPPING OFF, Bronze, Ed. 12, 33 x 14 x 10"
CONNECTIONS V, Porcelain in Hand-painted Wood Frame, 24 x 18 x 5"
Terrence Coffman
