When Choreography and Secrets Collide A Collaborative Art Project Seeks to Turn Community Memories Into Dance Zocalo Public Square | December 16, 2015 By Sue Roginski and Casey Avaunt  Does a work of art have to be created by one person with a singular vision? Our experience says “no.” Art-making also works when a group of specialized Read more about Dancing Memories[…]

Beatriz Mejia-Krumbein   I met Susan for about two years ago, and very soon we got involved in a regular and intense dialogue about our migration journeys as serial migrants, and art. I became very interested in Susan as an artist, and specially in her body of work: On The Line and as director of Read more about An Artist’s Thoughts[…]

UCR receives National Endowment for the Arts Grant to support Susan Ossman’s work “On the Line” By Mojgan Sherkat on May 6, 2015 “On the Line,” is a project made up of three outdoor pop-up exhibitions, and a digital platform, on the poetics and practice of hanging out laundry. RIVERSIDE, Calif. (www.ucr.edu) – By giving grants Read more about UC Riverside Wins NEA Fellowship[…]

Crossing Disciplines: Art and Anthropology Carrie Ida Edinger “Is this ‘new’ anthropology but ‘old’ art. Or new art woven of the threads of anthropology?” Anthropologist and artist, Susan Ossman posed this question during the installation process of her February 2013 solo art exhibition, On the Line. To date, it is commonly known that artist and Read more about Unfolding of the On the Line Project[…]