Artist pulls pristine images from material chaos

From: Albuquerque Journal | Date: April 11, 2004| Author: Wesley Pulkka For the Journal | Copyright information

REVIEW

Suzanne Marshall is showing a bold new body of work at the New Grounds Print Workshop Gallery. Her prints have an old-master quality even though she uses contemporary methods and materials.

Marshall combines surrealism, science and intuition to create multilayered imagery. Her prints are the result of collage, etching, photogravure, monotypes, drawings, photo copies, computer manipulated photographs and original computer drawings.

She pummels, tears, redraws, glu...

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