Suzanne C Nagy

Environmental artist and curator.
I mix traditional art and technology. I am a multi-faceted, visual artist whose signature works employ epoxy, metal, found objects, LED lights, alongside the conventional mediums of photography, paper, paint, and canvas. These works stand as poetic contemplations about the confluence of forces, nature vs man, nature's immeasurable cycles upset by man's failure to heed the unchecked, environmental consequences of industry.

College education in Hungary
Film & Visual education in Hungary
Art Education in New York City

1982 - The National Gallery of Hungary Nagy exhibited the collection called the "Tale of the Clock".

1987 - the same series was shown in the Matignon Gallery on Madison Avenue, New York City

2001 - eye-witnessed the collapse of the World Trade Center and created a series of works entitled "I was an eye witness..."

2005 - made a multi level installation entitled "Microwave" which was a futuristic project offered an entire history of mankind. (ERDESZ Gallery, Hungary)

2007 - exhibition in Budapest, a five dimensional sculpture installation entitled "Monoliths and Metamorphosis".

2008 - exhibited light boxes in New York city at 1091 Madison Ave. gallery entitled "The Polluters" dealing with environmental issues.

May 11, 2010 - Solo show at The Hungarian Consulate, New York City

2011 - Solo show at Museum Fries, Berlin

April 2011 - Solo show at 1091 Madison Avenue Gallery

2012 - Remediation | Budapest

2012 - Polluters | Budapest

2012 - Photosynthesis - International Art Festival, Poznan, Poland

2012 - Monoliths - The Carbon Road | Budapest

2013 - SCOPE Art Fair | New York

2013 - Heat Balance Equation

2013 - Exploring Fracking Through Art | New York

2013 - November 7: Galleria d'arte | F...