El VesoFrom the Artist El Veso is a continuation of my Mujeres y Perros series (or Women and Dogs), which depict the harassing treatment of men towards women, catcalls and such, and oppressive behavior men insist on. [The oppressive dog] can also be seen as a government or society and [its]treatment towards the masses. Keeping them down. From Brandywine Workshop and Archives records I consider myself an artist and have been that all my life, so what I paint

—From Brandywine Workshop and Archives records Mientras Más Atrás Se Mire

Art has always possessed a malleable character and the ability to conceptually as well as materially stretch its boundaries and adapt to evolving cultural circumstances and technological innovation

I began my professional artistic career as an instructor of art in the D

the body is the tool and subject of my work

which must be filled with the “stuff” that gives women the ability to thrive and self actualize

are both blessed and cursed by our intelligence

Over six decades his use of collage as a painterly medium

These colors

The light goes on

Que recio corren los carros

I manipulate the object in a formal manner to engage the viewer in conversation about collective meaning

Susan became totally African