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Another painting celebrating strong women and those that inspire us! 
 
The quote at the top is from Coco Channel “A girl should be two things: who and what she wants.”

If you enlarge the picture to see it full screen you can take a look through the imagery and words and really enjoy the narrative. The words in the background of the painting were etched in with graphite, "You Don't Own Me" as I was listening to Joan Jett's version!

This painting is one of my works in the Subway Sonnet series --- The works feel as if they are a collaboration of marks in the same way telephone booths and trains became filled with graffiti and stickers. Eroded pictures on top of images, song lyrics and quotes, graffiti and advertisement stickers

- “The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls”.

Each painting with a particular mantra ranging from “love” to “prosperity. I pay homage to post-war American art and neo-expressionists. Icons from the world’s religions and philosophies, pictures torn from art and fashion magazines and references to lyrics from my favorite bands find their way on my canvas.

Affirmation is also found in mantras, spells and the lyrics of popular music and I can close my eyes in the studio, listening to a favorite track and see the energy of the city in my mind’s eye and that pushes me to paint what I feel and to roughly organize the narrative of the painting to fit a particular theme.

I work with a mixture of imagery printed with archival ink on acid free tissue paper and affixed to the surface,  and thick rich oil paint sticks and oil paint. The entire work is covered with a UV protective gloss varnish. The sides are painted silver and it is ready to hang.
Another painting celebrating strong women and those that inspire us! 
 
The quote at the top is from Coco Channel “A girl should be two things: who and what she wants.”

If you enlarge the picture to see it full screen you can take a look through the imagery and words and really enjoy the narrative. The words in the background of the painting were etched in with graphite, "You Don't Own Me" as I was listening to Joan Jett's version!

This painting is one of my works in the Subway Sonnet series --- The works feel as if they are a collaboration of marks in the same way telephone booths and trains became filled with graffiti and stickers. Eroded pictures on top of images, song lyrics and quotes, graffiti and advertisement stickers

- “The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls”.

Each painting with a particular mantra ranging from “love” to “prosperity. I pay homage to post-war American art and neo-expressionists. Icons from the world’s religions and philosophies, pictures torn from art and fashion magazines and references to lyrics from my favorite bands find their way on my canvas.

Affirmation is also found in mantras, spells and the lyrics of popular music and I can close my eyes in the studio, listening to a favorite track and see the energy of the city in my mind’s eye and that pushes me to paint what I feel and to roughly organize the narrative of the painting to fit a particular theme.

I work with a mixture of imagery printed with archival ink on acid free tissue paper and affixed to the surface,  and thick rich oil paint sticks and oil paint. The entire work is covered with a UV protective gloss varnish. The sides are painted silver and it is ready to hang.
Another painting celebrating strong women and those that inspire us! 
 
The quote at the top is from Coco Channel “A girl should be two things: who and what she wants.”

If you enlarge the picture to see it full screen you can take a look through the imagery and words and really enjoy the narrative. The words in the background of the painting were etched in with graphite, "You Don't Own Me" as I was listening to Joan Jett's version!

This painting is one of my works in the Subway Sonnet series --- The works feel as if they are a collaboration of marks in the same way telephone booths and trains became filled with graffiti and stickers. Eroded pictures on top of images, song lyrics and quotes, graffiti and advertisement stickers

- “The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls”.

Each painting with a particular mantra ranging from “love” to “prosperity. I pay homage to post-war American art and neo-expressionists. Icons from the world’s religions and philosophies, pictures torn from art and fashion magazines and references to lyrics from my favorite bands find their way on my canvas.

Affirmation is also found in mantras, spells and the lyrics of popular music and I can close my eyes in the studio, listening to a favorite track and see the energy of the city in my mind’s eye and that pushes me to paint what I feel and to roughly organize the narrative of the painting to fit a particular theme.

I work with a mixture of imagery printed with archival ink on acid free tissue paper and affixed to the surface,  and thick rich oil paint sticks and oil paint. The entire work is covered with a UV protective gloss varnish. The sides are painted silver and it is ready to hang.
Another painting celebrating strong women and those that inspire us! 
 
The quote at the top is from Coco Channel “A girl should be two things: who and what she wants.”

If you enlarge the picture to see it full screen you can take a look through the imagery and words and really enjoy the narrative. The words in the background of the painting were etched in with graphite, "You Don't Own Me" as I was listening to Joan Jett's version!

This painting is one of my works in the Subway Sonnet series --- The works feel as if they are a collaboration of marks in the same way telephone booths and trains became filled with graffiti and stickers. Eroded pictures on top of images, song lyrics and quotes, graffiti and advertisement stickers

- “The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls”.

Each painting with a particular mantra ranging from “love” to “prosperity. I pay homage to post-war American art and neo-expressionists. Icons from the world’s religions and philosophies, pictures torn from art and fashion magazines and references to lyrics from my favorite bands find their way on my canvas.

Affirmation is also found in mantras, spells and the lyrics of popular music and I can close my eyes in the studio, listening to a favorite track and see the energy of the city in my mind’s eye and that pushes me to paint what I feel and to roughly organize the narrative of the painting to fit a particular theme.

I work with a mixture of imagery printed with archival ink on acid free tissue paper and affixed to the surface,  and thick rich oil paint sticks and oil paint. The entire work is covered with a UV protective gloss varnish. The sides are painted silver and it is ready to hang.
Another painting celebrating strong women and those that inspire us! 
 
The quote at the top is from Coco Channel “A girl should be two things: who and what she wants.”

If you enlarge the picture to see it full screen you can take a look through the imagery and words and really enjoy the narrative. The words in the background of the painting were etched in with graphite, "You Don't Own Me" as I was listening to Joan Jett's version!

This painting is one of my works in the Subway Sonnet series --- The works feel as if they are a collaboration of marks in the same way telephone booths and trains became filled with graffiti and stickers. Eroded pictures on top of images, song lyrics and quotes, graffiti and advertisement stickers

- “The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls”.

Each painting with a particular mantra ranging from “love” to “prosperity. I pay homage to post-war American art and neo-expressionists. Icons from the world’s religions and philosophies, pictures torn from art and fashion magazines and references to lyrics from my favorite bands find their way on my canvas.

Affirmation is also found in mantras, spells and the lyrics of popular music and I can close my eyes in the studio, listening to a favorite track and see the energy of the city in my mind’s eye and that pushes me to paint what I feel and to roughly organize the narrative of the painting to fit a particular theme.

I work with a mixture of imagery printed with archival ink on acid free tissue paper and affixed to the surface,  and thick rich oil paint sticks and oil paint. The entire work is covered with a UV protective gloss varnish. The sides are painted silver and it is ready to hang.
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Subway Sonnet #14 | On Women Painting

Susan Washington

United States

Painting, Oil on Canvas

Size: 36 W x 36 H x 1.5 D in

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Another painting celebrating strong women and those that inspire us! The quote at the top is from Coco Channel “A girl should be two things: who and what she wants.” If you enlarge the picture to see it full screen you can take a look through the imagery and words and really enjoy the narrative. The words in the background of the painting were etched in with graphite, "You Don't Own Me" as I was listening to Joan Jett's version! This painting is one of my works in the Subway Sonnet series --- The works feel as if they are a collaboration of marks in the same way telephone booths and trains became filled with graffiti and stickers. Eroded pictures on top of images, song lyrics and quotes, graffiti and advertisement stickers - “The words of the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls”. Each painting with a particular mantra ranging from “love” to “prosperity. I pay homage to post-war American art and neo-expressionists. Icons from the world’s religions and philosophies, pictures torn from art and fashion magazines and references to lyrics from my favorite bands find their way on my canvas. Affirmation is also found in mantras, spells and the lyrics of popular music and I can close my eyes in the studio, listening to a favorite track and see the energy of the city in my mind’s eye and that pushes me to paint what I feel and to roughly organize the narrative of the painting to fit a particular theme. I work with a mixture of imagery printed with archival ink on acid free tissue paper and affixed to the surface, and thick rich oil paint sticks and oil paint. The entire work is covered with a UV protective gloss varnish. The sides are painted silver and it is ready to hang.

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Size:36 W x 36 H x 1.5 D in

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Susan Washington is an abstract painter from Brooklyn New York. She comes from a family of painters and though has painted all her life she made her career in the fashion industry in NYC for 20 years before relocating to the Pocono Mountains to become a full-time painter. Her paintings have been shown nationally at Hamptons Market Art & Design, White Room Gallery in the Hamptons, The Affordable Art Fair NY, The Other Art Fair Los Angeles, Art Warehouse Los Angeles and internationally at Southport Art Center and Antwerpen. Works in collections include David Hoey & Katja Van Herle (LA & Antwerpen), Google NYC, Circle Wealth Management NYC, Jimmy O. Yang (Los Angeles), The Daxton, The Renaissance Palm Springs, Turnberry Ocean Club, HBO writer Joshua Conkel, The Stastny Foundation and numerous private collections worldwide. Susan’s paintings have also been included in film and motion pictures including The Book Club with Diane Keaton, LA’s Finest, The Morning Show, The Laundromat . Susan relocated to Baltimore in April of 2021 where she has a large studio on W. Pratt Street. Along with continuing to explore her Subway Sonnet’s body of work, Susan is commissioned for large-scale paintings and works closely with designers on residential and hospitality design projects. www.susanwashingtonfineart.com REPRESENTATION Winkel Galler | Baltimore MD The White Room Gallery | Hamptons, NY Muriel Guepin Gallery | NYC Artspace Warehouse | Los Angeles, CA Online with Saatchi Art and limited selection of works at Holly Hunt NYC.

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