This is an interview I did with Phillip Harvey in Fall 2007 for Nat Creole Magazine No. 17. It is no longer available online, so I've made it available as a PDF. It was a good conversation and I appreciated the questions.
Here is the link to the PDF:
Nat Creole Interview with Suzanne Broughel
I was happy to see that Nat Creole still has an online presence on Pinterest, where my recent mail art project was pinned. You can see that here.
About Me
- Suzanne Broughel Forty Acres of Bandaids
- New York, New York, United States
- Email: SBroughelStudio@gmail.com In her artwork, Suzanne Broughel explores issues of race – particularly the construct of whiteness and its implications towards being a raced individual. She has been a participant at Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture, Triangle Artists Workshop, The New Museum R&D Seminar, The Art & Law Program and The Aljira Emerge Program. Her fellowships include New York Foundation for the Arts (sculpture), AIR Gallery and the Laundromat Project: Create Change. She has exhibited at P.S.1/MOMA, Marlborough Gallery, Columbia University, and Longwood Gallery, among other spaces. Broughel is a member of the tART Collective.