Susan Tyler Jenkins

The world pulsates with subtle brilliant energy. Our environments and selves are composed of the five elements, in continual evolution. At the heart of this is our experience, where we can understand each other.

I began as a child to explore the wonder of the natural world, its echoes within us, and how they are connected. My artistic mentorship has varied, from Joel Meyerowitz, who I worked with for five years, to Tom Roma, Mariano del Rosario, Robert van Vranken, and the inspiration of Andy Goldsworthy, Robert Irwin, Ren Weschler, and many others.

University of the Arts, Utrecht (MAFA)
Columbia University Art History (BA)
Maine Photographic Workshops
Art Student's League of New York
Wave Hill Workshops

June 2017, "Abiotic Factors," BAK, Utrecht
February 2016, "Annual Concourse," Phyllis Mason Gallery, New York, NY.
May 2015, "Untitled" (Improvisation with objects), Dechen Chöling, St-Yrieux-sous-Aixe, France.
September 2002 "Sound Memorial," Museum of TV & Radio, New York, NY & Los Angeles, CA.
May 2002, "Egyptian Tricked-out Halls of Faith,” Little Gray Books Lectures, New York, NY.
March 2002, “Workers at Ground Zero,” WNYC’s Morning Edition, New York, NY.
March 2002, "Only Us Down Here" Transom.org (solo feature online)
October 2001, "Domestic Flight” The Moth Story Slam, New York, NY.
May 2000, “Spring Painting Show” Leroy Neiman Gallery, New York, NY.