Susie Dureau's guest appearances

Susie Dureau

Relationship-smart women

GK and F

Art Wank

Jaimee Paul

Katie Dean

Matthew Wright

Alexandra Plim

Laura Jones

Alan Jones

Jacqueline Hellyer

Bryan Reeves

James McGrath

Gabrielle Mordy

Jay Smith

Dylan Jones

Jeff McCann

Fiona Chandler

Jordy Kerwick

OwlTail

Thanks for listening to this episode it was so inspiring to meet and talk all things creative with artist Susie Dureau. Susie is represented by Curatorial and CoHere is Susie's latest artist statement  .Observations of light and atmosphere are central to my creative practice and while my paintings are landscape based, they are much more than literal depictions of the wilderness. They speak also of the wildness and primal nature in us. In painting I seek to define that moment when a human being in the landscape feels so utterly connected to nature that she ceases to see herself as separate. I primarily work with oil on linen - beginning with loom state when time permits. My dedication to traditional techniques is for me akin to a summoning of the spirits of masters past - they are my constant guides. I live with my family on the Northern Beaches of Sydney where I take regular inspiration from the wild and free coastline. I work within a creative collective called LaCreme Creative Inc. in Brookvale where I get to spend my days surrounded by creatives of all kinds from filmmakers and architects to glassblowers and street artists.You can find out about her amazing oil paintings on her website and her instagram Susie Teaches at the fantastic local art school at Mona Vale School of Visual arts https://mvartschool.com.auSusie is currently studying a Masters in painting at National Art school https://nas.edu.auSusie and Fiona discuss the artist Cameron Robbins and his practise https://mona.net.au/museum/exhibitions/past-exhibitions/cameron-robbins-field-linesSusie studied with the artist Charlie Shear https://www.mayspace.com.au/artists-works/charlie-sheardSusie is apart of La Creme Creative in Brookvale you can find out more about him https://www.lacremecreative.orgSusie's favourite artist tool is her favourite colour that she can't live without she chose Raw Umber. Susie chose the artist Rembrandt if she could visit any artist studio dead or alive .

Thanks for listening to this episode it was so inspiring to meet and talk all things creative with artist Susie Dureau. Susie is represented by <a href="https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&amp;rls=en&amp;q=curatorial+and+co&amp;ie=UTF-8&amp;oe=UTF-8" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Curatorial and Co</a> Here is Susie's latest artist statement .Observations of light and atmosphere are central to my creative practice and while my paintings are landscape based, they are much more than literal depictions of the wilderness. They speak also of the wildness and primal nature in us. In painting I seek to define that moment when a human being in the landscape feels so utterly connected to nature that she ceases to see herself as separate. I primarily work with oil on linen - beginning with loom state when time permits. My dedication to traditional techniques is for me akin to a summoning of the spirits of masters past - they are my constant guides. I live with my family on the Northern Beaches of Sydney where I take regular inspiration from the wild and free coastline. I work within a creative collective called LaCreme Creative Inc. in Brookvale where I get to spend my days surrounded by creatives of all kinds from filmmakers and architects to glassblowers and street artists. You can find out about her amazing oil paintings on her <a href="http://susiedureau.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a> and her instagram Susie Teaches at the fantastic local art school at Mona Vale School of Visual arts <a href="https://mvartschool.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mvartschool.com.au</a> Susie is currently studying a Masters in painting at National Art school <a href="https://nas.edu.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://nas.edu.au</a> Susie and Fiona discuss the artist Cameron Robbins and his practise <a href="https://mona.net.au/museum/exhibitions/past-exhibitions/cameron-robbins-field-lines" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://mona.net.au/museum/exhibitions/past-exhibitions/cameron-robbins-field-lines</a> Susie studied with the artist Charlie Shear <a href="https://www.mayspace.com.au/artists-works/charlie-sheard" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.mayspace.com.au/artists-works/charlie-sheard</a> Susie is apart of La Creme Creative in Brookvale you can find out more about him <a href="https://www.lacremecreative.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.lacremecreative.org</a> Susie's favourite artist tool is her favourite colour that she can't live without she chose Raw Umber.  Susie chose the artist Rembrandt if she could visit any artist studio dead or alive .

Season 2 Episode 19 - meet artist Susie Dureau at her so tidy studio

Simon Williams

#031 - This Could Be Anywhere in the World (Feat. Susie Dureau, Ziggy, Jaimee Paul &amp; Simon Williams)This is the thirty-first episode of GK&amp;F - It’s a Working Tittle recorded from 'In Significance' which was an art event designed to raise awareness on domestic violence and raise money for an important cause. In this episode GK and F chat to four contributors of the night and asking the big and small questions!Intro creditsDave Smith -  Voice artistStrangers - Heiress (from the album Persona Non-Grata)

#031 - This Could Be Anywhere in the World (Feat. Susie Dureau, Ziggy, Jaimee Paul &amp; Simon Williams) This is the thirty-first episode of GK&amp;F - It’s a Working Tittle recorded from 'In Significance' which was an art event designed to raise awareness on domestic violence and raise money for an important cause. In this episode GK and F chat to four contributors of the night and asking the big and small questions! Intro credits Dave Smith -  Voice artist Strangers - Heiress (from the album Persona Non-Grata)

#031 - This Could Be Anywhere in the World (Feat. Susie Dureau, Ziggy, Jaimee Paul & Simon Williams)

In this episode of unbreakable I speak to Sydney based artist and long-time friend of mine Susie Dureau. Thirteen years ago Susie gave birth to a beautiful baby girl named Eva, only to lose her a few hours later. The worst thing you can possibly imagine happening happened. In this interview Susie tells us; + how she navigated those first moments of coming back into life without her baby + how her connection with Eva has changed over the years from sadness into something inspiring and beautiful + what to do and say when someone you love is going through great loss (we need all the help we can get) + how her creativity gave her an outlet and haven from her pain + and how she has changed and grown in ways she never would have expected This episode is full of grace and hope.

In this episode of unbreakable I speak to Sydney based artist and long-time friend of mine Susie Dureau. Thirteen years ago Susie gave birth to a beautiful baby girl named Eva, only to lose her a few hours later. The worst thing you can possibly imagine happening happened. In this interview Susie tells us; + how she navigated those first moments of coming back into life without her baby + how her connection with Eva has changed over the years from sadness into something inspiring and beautiful + what to do and say when someone you love is going through great loss (we need all the help we can get) + how her creativity gave her an outlet and haven from her pain + and how she has changed and grown in ways she never would have expected This episode is full of grace and hope.

002: Susie Dureau - The choice to leave sadness behind