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Susan LANDISE
www.ieArt.com
Born: (Illinois)
Lived/Active: Connecticut
Profession(s): Painter, Photographer, Video Artist
Known for: Other, Non-Objective, Abstract, post impressionism
Style(s): Trompe l'Oeil, Contemporary, Impressionist, ancient art
Medium(s): Oil, Acrylic, Other
Price Information as of 12/05/2007:
International Award winning art: Prices starting at 240,000.00 EUROS
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Landise, a Connecticut resident manages her own communication arts company in Darien, Connecticut. She is a strategist in International product development and also is a contemporary impressionist artist. A member of the National Academy of Fine Art and shows all over the world with the Academy.
Her art is used in a traveling exhibit to promote non-profit organizations. She is on the Advisory board of Boys and Girls Village in Milford, CT. USA. She is published and has been sponsored by SIS, Kidder Peabody, Inc. Her art is shown in corporations such as Results International, Kawabe (Japan) and FiservSiS.
Landise had the only one-woman contemporary art show at The Union League Club in New York City, Louvre, Paris 2011 Carousel award and Palm Award in 2008. Landise was invited by the European Committee of Critics to represent the USA at the Biennale Invitational in Florence in December of 2001,03. Her art placed three years in a row at the National Academy of Fine Arts International Art Competition with shows in Paris, Brazil, New York and Vienna. She showed at the Medusa Awards in Rome and In Cordoba invited by the Argentina Office of Cultural Affairs. Also being chosen to Who’s Who in Visual Art in Europe. Landise worked with and studied with world famous designer Vance Jonson, who was an enthusiastic supporter of her art. He was impressed with her abstract impressionistic style of creating hidden images in paintings drawing in the viewer’s imagination.
Her art was also categorized as ancient by the art historian at the Uffizzi Gallery in Florence Italy by Professor Adelberto Magnelli; but she also competes in contemporary art. Landise paints abstract,ancient and contemporary impressionistic art forms. Her abstract work is based on fractals, the fibronacci ratio and the impressionistic art is inspired by her international travel and dreams. www.ieArt.com
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Artist's Statement: To understand man you must understand his art. Art is a journey through time that will lead to the understanding of cultures and even humanity itself. We are recording our own history.
Our responsibility to art is to define it for the time in which we live. The even larger responsibility is not to allow creativity to be defined by anyone or ourselves. If we define creativity we loose the very essence of the word and as a result we will lose our art.
copyright: Susan Landise - February 1, 2005
Groups and Associations:
National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences: Blue Ribbon Emmy Judge
National Academy of Fine Art: Brazil, International
Who's Who: visual arts europe
Advisory Board; Boys Village
New York Film Festivals: Judge
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2008, Palm Award Germany, 120 pages (color)
2006, Who's Who Europe, Germany, 90 pages (color)
2006, Palm Award Germany, 120 pages
2003, Biennale Biennale Contemporary, 300 pages (color)
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Louvre, Paris Oct 21 2011-Nov.02 2011, Carousel award
London Art Week: Gold, Contemporary Art, 2007
XX1X TROFEU MEDUSA AUREA ROMA, ACADEMY OF MODERN ART, ROME AND NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ART,
BRAZIL, COMBINED SHOW IN ROME JUNE 2006. INVITATION ONLY
Marunouchi Gallery Anniversary exhibit 2011, 2012, Gallery Building New York City
National Academy of Fine Art: International Art Competition: awards 2002-03 and 04, awards in Brazil, Vienna and Paris.
Palm Awards: Finalist 2008
Medial Bienial: Award of Excellence 2007:
schedule to date for 2007, Majorka, Argentina, Cordoba, museum and gallery opening, Brazil, New York. shows, Museum of the Americas.
Biennale:2001, 2003 Italy
Argentina: by invitation: Cultural Minister: 2007
Who's Who Visual Arts. Europe 2005-09.
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Marunouchi Gallery, 24 W.57th New York, New York
Kipton NY
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Honors and Awards:
Contact for awards and affiliations: Louvre, Paris, Carousel,award, Oct21 2011-Nov.2011, Gold Medal, contemporary art, London Art Week 2007, Multiple International awards in fine art with shows in Vienna, Paris, Argentina, London, Germany, and Brazil. Do a google search for Palm Awards, Biennale, Italy, Medial Biennial, National Academy of Fine Arts, and show at Union League Club, New York City.
Trofeu Aurea Roma 2006, National Academy of Fine Art, International Awards 02-03-04, Who's Who Visual Arts Europe. Only one woman show, 50 paintings, at Union League Club, New York City.
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Gold Medal, London Art Week 2007, contemporary art category:
*National Academy of Fine Art, International Art Competition, finalist 2002, 2003, 2004, Award ceremony Brazil, Paris, Vienna
Palm Awards: finals for 2008
Medial Biennial, Award of Excellence 2007-2008
Argentina: Guest of Cultural Ministry 2006-2008.
*Worldwide Arts Portfolio of the Year 2002
Member National Academy of Television Arts and Science: New Media Committee
Blue Ribbon judge: Daytime Emmy Awards
Current judge New York Film Festivals 1997-2005
Published Art Calendar-Kidder Peasbody Corporate Sponsor
Published Leaders Magazine “Travels to Turkey”
*One woman fifty piece show Union League Club, New York City
*New York Art Directors Club, One and Creativity Awards.
*Bienalle International Invitational, Florence, Italy representing USA 2003, 2007
*National Academy of Fine Art: Brazil, membership
Member: International Society of Artist: Sweden
DeFoor Center, Atlanta, Georgia, September through October 2005
Benefit: Foundation: , 47 painting, November 2005,
Rome: Award, june 2006
Vienna- Art Academy, museum, awards October 2006
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www.AllTheWeb.com, Search, or www.Altavista.com "Susan Landise" Put name in quotes for a few of my International exhibits.
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Artist Statement:
Artist's Statement: To understand man you must understand his art. Art is a journey through time that will lead to the understanding of cultures and even humanity itself. We are recording our own history.
Our responsibility to art is to define it for the time in which we live. The even larger responsibility is not to allow creativity to be defined by anyone or ourselves. If we define creativity we loose the very essence of the word and as a result we will lose our art.
copyright: Susan Landise - February 1, 2005
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