Sue's Stupendous Artist Meetup

Like-minded Spirits Meld
Minds at Sue's Open Studio
Put together a group of artists who think more is never enough, led by the Queen of More, Sue Kreitzman, and what do you get? An afternoon supplying enough inspiration guaranteed to last months, if not years.

Sue Kreitzman divides her time between two cities: London and New York. She has just arrived in New York, and hosted an Open Studio in her way-uptown aerie, which included the charming idea of each invited artist doing a "Show & Tell."

I am ready to take the A train to Sue's studio

wearing a Madame Matovu dress.

 Sue with a gift from me.

It's an Easter Egg from DiPalo's decorated

with a Barbie doll and images of Sue.

Sue made the fantastic necklace that she is wearing.

 Jeweler, Wendy Gell, models examples of

the cuffs that she makes.

 Erica Savage and tattoos.

 Wendy and I in Sue's studio

jam packed with her

paintings and sculptures.

 Debra Rapoport poses next to

her doppleganger by Sue.

 Doll goddesses by Sue.

 Anothai Hanson with a necklace

of her own design.

 Michah Moore with her friend,

Ms. Mer-Maid.

Michah is a photographers and lover

of all things Mermaid.

 A corner of Sue's studio displays

her work.

Sue's fantastic dolls.

Ari Seth Cohen, photographer and blogger at Advanced Style

and creator of the book, Advanced Style with

his friend, Joanna Lily Wong.

 Sue's anthropomorphic red chairs.

Renown outsider artist,

Malcah Zeldis

 Joseph Gagiano with

his Lolly Pop girls.

 Quimetta Perle holds a bead

portrait of her son.

 Erica with her mermaid painting.

 Archana Santra shows us one of

her paintings.

After such an afternoon, who could blame

a couple of girls for being pooped as we schlep

back to Manhattan.

Photo by Ari Seth Cohen

À Bientôt!