Starlings in the City is one of 20 of my artworks in Taking Flight, on exhibit in Terminal 1, Gallery F4, at the Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport, through October 2025.
“Unruffled” ~ Barred Owl
Ceramic wall sculpture by Susan Feigenbaum
“In the Summer Reeds” ~ Marsh Wren
Ceramic wall sculpture by Susan Feigenbaum
White Bear Center for the Arts
Two of my sculptures were juried into this show of 100 from 757 artworks submitted. The community reception is Thursday, February 29, 6:30-8:30pm.
In this popular 6th biennial event, 2-D and 3-D artists participate in a juried exhibition exploring concepts of wings and/or water. This exhibition will be free and open to the public from September 5-November 17, 2023 at The River Arts Center in Prairie du Sac, Wisconsin with an opening reception on Saturday, September 9th, 2023, 4pm-6pm (awards announced).
Wings & Water features 40+ award winning artists from around the nation each year. This exhibit honors our prairies, rivers, and birds (or abstract representations of these) through a wide variety of media.
Red Bird Fluttering on a Sprong
The Annual Workhouse Clay International exhibition represents the depth and breadth of contemporary functional and sculptural ceramic artworks being created throughout the country. Ceramic artist George Rodriguez juried over 200 images to select 44 artworks that incorporate a contemporary spirit as well as technical skill in the material. The exhibition is an exciting opportunity to see a variety of styles and techniques that encompass the field of contemporary ceramic arts.
Workhouse Arts Center, Vulcan Gallery, Lorton, VA
www.workhousearts.org/clay-international-2023
Up and Down Explorers
White-breasted Nuthatches
Ceramic wall sculpture
http://WyomingCreativeArts.org
“Redbird Fluttering on a Sprong” by Susan Feigenbaum
Hide and Seek, An American Bittern in a Minnesota Marsh, is one of two sculptures selected for the Chroma exhibit in MSP Terminal 1.
BirdScapes is a collaborative public artwork by Susan Feigenbaum, sculptor, and Megan Moore, painter. The artists researched five Minnesota habitats: deciduous woodland, boreal forest, prairie, and lakes and rivers. Moore painted characteristic flora and captured the atmosphere of these habitats on columnar forms. Feigenbaum created sculptural accents and the Minnesota bird species that depend on these habitats. The style of the artwork is meant to convey the essence of these birds and where they live.
Megan Moore, painter, and Susan Feigenbaum, sculptor, with their public artwork BirdScapes, a permanent installation at the Eden Prairie Outdoor Center.
Flights will feature a flock of Minnesota birds in their habitats, playfully interpreted in abstract ceramic compositions by Susan Feigenbaum. The exhibit at MacRostie Art Center in Grand Rapids, Minnesota, will be on view in April 2021.
Success Story was selected for the Passages exhibit at MSP Airport, Terminal 1.
The Northeast Minneapolis Arts District invites you to Northeast Artists at MSP Airport, our collection of exhibits at the Minneapolis St Paul International Airport. These exhibits introduce the traveling public to the artists of the District and the wealth of thought-provoking and memorable visual art being created here.
Passages will be on view live at the airport from January 18 – December 31, 2021, as well as virtually—click the link below. In addition to showcasing our artists’ best work, our exhibits provide information that engages travelers directly with our artists, as well as with information about the District.
https://northeastminneapolisartsdistrict.org/passages
Forest Murmurs was awarded Third Place in the Ceramics Class in the Arts North 26 exhibition. In its 26th year, this international juried exhibition showcases work of thirteen different classes of media by artists from the United States and abroad.
https://www.hopkinsartscenter.com/223/Exhibitions
Facing the Flame on the Altar of Dazzling Perplexity was juried into the 2020 Workhouse Clay International Exhibition.
Workhouse Arts Center Clay International exhibition represents the depth and breadth of contemporary functional and sculptural ceramic artworks being created throughout the country. Ceramic artists Lynnette Hesser and Steve Loucks juried over 150 images to select 49 pieces of which incorporate a contemporary spirit as well as technical skill in the material. The show is an exciting opportunity to see a variety of style and technique which encompass the field of contemporary ceramic arts.
https://www.workhousearts.org/exhibitions/clay-international-2020/
Flights of Fantasy features a flock of Minnesota birds in their habitats, playfully interpreted in abstract compositions by ceramic artist Susan Feigenbaum.
Andersen Horticultural Library
University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum
February 5 – Wednesday, November 25, 2020
Artist Talk and Reception • October
After the talk, there will be an opportunity to view illustrated books from the library’s Rare Book Collection.
Open to the public with paid Arboretum admission
Opening Reception: Friday, May 17, 6-8pm
Women Who Teach
Invitational Exhibition
Saint Catherine University, St. Paul, Minn.
Ideal Made Real
MN NICE Juried Exhibition
Vine Arts Center Gallery, Minneapolis
Unapologetic
MNWCA Juried Exhibition
Northrup King Building, Third Floor Gallery, Minneapolis
Heroines, Hops, and Hounds
MNWCA Functional Exhibition
Lakes and Legends Brewing Company, Minneapolis
Clay. Here. Now.
Ridgedale Center, Minnetonka, Minn.
Through May 2020
I am honored, grateful, and thrilled to receive a Minnesota State Arts Board Artist Initiative Grant for 2019.
My statement outlines: Feigenbaum will create abstract ceramic wall sculptures depicting Minnesota birds in their habitats. She will present an exhibit, artist talk, and intergenerational clay workshop at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum.
I am looking forward to a year of learning, creating, and sharing!
“Passage to the Flame” • Workhouse Clay International 2018 poster (detail)
Two new pieces of mine are on exhibit in Teetering, a show of works by alumni of the Minnesota New Institute for Ceramic Education (MN NICE).
It's an honor to be invited to exhibit my recent work at the Edina Art Center. Stop by and enjoy!
As you travel through Terminal 2 at the Minneapolis St. Paul Airport, be sure to enjoy the display of ceramics created by members of Minnesota Women Ceramic Artists (MNWCA). My work titled “Passage to Adventure” is the tall grouping of columnar forms near the right end of the case. The work will be on display through the beginning of June 2019.
The Jerome Artists Exhibition runs through February 25 at the Northern Clay Center. Be sure to stop by and see the new work made during my project year.
"Flight" ceramic wall sculpture, with the artist Susan Feigenbaum; Four Jerome Artists Opening Reception at Northern Clay Center, January 12, 2018.
Please see the information below and visit northernclaycenter.org
The Studio: HERE project provides a window for fair guests into the practice of art-making: the opportunity to witness how art objects rarely just tumble out and that being an artist requires sustained work. I will use my 12 hours in The Fine Arts Building gallery as a working studio day, and provide a look into the world of hands-on labor and how my ceramic sculpture is created through work -- and sustenance from food-on-a-stick.
An invitational exhibition at AZ Gallery. Join us at the opening reception on Friday, August 4, 5-9pm.
Two of my sculptures will be in the Members Exhibition at Northern Clay Center, juried by Amy Smith and Ron Gallas. Please come and visit with me and all of the artists at the opening reception!
The following information is from the Northern Clay Center website, northernclaycenter.org.
Susan Feigenbaum plans to use the time and space provided by the award to consider new compositional presentations for her work and to aggressively pursue corporate commissions. She will do a deep dive into ceramic chemistry to expand her palette. Finally, Feigenbaum will continue her critical dialogue with her mentorships developed during her time in NCC’s MN NICE program.
This year’s selection panel consisted of our winter McKnight Resident Artist, Eva Kwong, who is also an educator and an author; visiting artist, Pattie Chalmers, curator of our spring exhibition, Roadside Attractions, and professor at Southern Illinois University–Carbondale; and local potter and NCC teaching artist, Peter Jadoonath, who is a former Jerome recipient himself.
We wish to thank each of them for a day of very thoughtful deliberations; their valuable feedback is available to the grant recipients and applicants as a form of professional development.
2017 marks the 27th year of support for this program from the Jerome Foundation. The Foundation supports emerging artists in Minnesota and New York City who, among other qualifications:
