Member of CULTIVATE “an evolving collection of interdisciplinary artists, writers, and researchers driven by investigations of land, place, and the commons.”
Hyperallergic: 20 Art Shows to See in New York This May Bodies We Inhabit, Hakim Bishara
Washington Post Review : Recognizing our environmental emergencies
Atlantika at Mason Exhibitions
Cast/Recast at Mason Exhibitions
Gin Dance Company performs “Aspire” in response to Buoyant Force sculpture
Washington Post review of This Iridescent Era
This Iridescent Era at VisArts Gibbs Street Gallery in Rockville, Maryland, September 3 – October 17
Sue Wrbican’s conversation with Ann Burke Daly about The Iridescent Yonder and This Iridescent Era
About the Oil Tanker featured in The Iridescent Yonder and This Iridescent Era from Phil Rostek (in three parts) on The Atlantika Collective’s Blog: PT 1 PT 2 PT 3
The Iridescent Yonder, The Iridescent Yonder Craddock-Terry Gallery at Riverviews Artspace, Lynchburg, VA, July 2nd - August 19th, 2021
Greater Reston Arts Center Launches The Buoyant Oracle, a Sculpture That Talks Back East City Art, October 5, 2020
Greater Reston Arts Center Launches Buoyant Oracle — A Sculpture That Talks Back, Sofia Blom, Viva Reston, September 30, 2020
Buoyant Oracle Invites Community to Interact With Reston Sculpture, Reston Now, Scott Fields, September 15, 2020
Buoyant Oracle: A sculpture that talks back, THE PLAYFUL CITY LAB, based in Washington DC at American University
In Conversation: Lily Siegel and Sue Wrbican on Buoyant Force
Tephra Institute of Contemporary Art: Buoyant Force information
Information about solo show Well Past the Echo at Greater Reston Arts Center September - November 2017
Reviews of the Well Past the Echo
Young at art: High school artists ‘becoming’ at new GRACE exhibition
Fairfax Times: Reveling in unexpected encounters by Janet Rems
Washington Post: A surrealist painter inspires a photographer by Mark Jenkins
East City Art Reviews: Sue Wrbican's Well Past the Echo by Elsabe Johnson Dixon
Download the show catalog of Well Past the Echo here
Other News and Info:
Membership in Atlantika Collective an international creative collective of artists, writers, curators, educators, and thinkers.
For more of my work with coastal and rural landscapes, installation, sails and constructed imagery refer to my page featured on the website of Washington Project for the Arts
During the summer of 2016 I spent a month experimenting with my sails in a beautiful and massive solid oak barn at STUD Gallery in Catlett, Virginia. It was a peaceful, rustic and productive place to focus.
Isabel Manalo of “The Studio Visit” recently stopped by the studio at Monroe Street Market and wrote a lovely and informative feature for her web journal. More information about Sue's studio at “The Studio Visit: Sue Wrbican”