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Susan Weil is an American artist known for her experimental three-dimensional paintings and collaborations with Robert Rauschenberg and others. She studied at the Académie Julian, Black Mountain College and the Art Students League, and received a Guggenheim Fellowship and a National Endowment for the Arts award.
SUSAN WEIL. Susan Weil and Christopher Rauschenberg Collaboration: Wandering Chairs 1998 Silver gelatin prints 44.5 x 119 inches. Instagram Sundaram Tagore Gallery
Learn about Susan Weil's life and work, from her early days at Black Mountain College and her collaborations with Robert Rauschenberg, to her paper crumples and poetic drawings. Explore her exhibitions, publications, and collections in major museums worldwide.
A retrospective of Susan Weil, a ground-breaking artist and a key figure in Abstract Expressionism, coinciding with her 90th birthday. The exhibition features her early landscapes, blueprints, figurative paintings, and experimental works with found objects and materials.
Susan Weil, a photographer and artist, shares her story of exploring blueprints with her husband Robert Rauschenberg and other collaborators. She traces the origins of blueprints from the nineteenth century to the present, and shows her own works and photos.
Susan Weil (b. 1930) is among the key female figures who pushed the boundaries of Abstract Expressionism, a movement largely defined by male painters. As the narrative of modern art is rewritten and women artists are finally entering the spotlight, Weil’s contribution is coming to the fore.
Oct 12, 2018 · In late September, Kirschenbaum’s widow, the artist Susan Weil, spoke about his work and life at the Williamsburg
