Susan Dukow

Susan Dukow is an artist who has rediscovered her passion for painting after a long career in film production. Having studied art extensively in her youth, she returned to painting after nearly fifty years, finding inspiration in her colorful and often humorous creations. Her artistic journey has taken her from abstract paintings to unique collages and portraits in a Steampunk style. One of Susan`s greatest accomplishments was being selected as one of twenty-five artists to have her painting, `Souls of Nagasaki,` included in the permanent collection of the Prefectural Museum of Nagasaki in Japan. This piece commemorates the devastating atomic bombing of Nagasaki in 1945, showing the emotional impact of this tragic event through her art. Susan is a member of the reputable Los Angeles Art Association and has exhibited her work at Gallery 825, showcasing her abstract paintings. She has also participated in live drawing events, capturing the beauty of nude models in quick studies that have garnered attention and sales from collectors. With only six years of creating art under her belt, Susan has already built a loyal following of collectors eager to see what she will create next. Her constantly evolving style and exploration of new directions in her art keep her audience engaged and excited for each new piece she produces. Living with her beloved pets in her home of over forty years, Susan is happily painting and creating the next chapter of her life as an artist. Her ability to capture emotion, humor, and beauty in her work sets her apart as a talented and dynamic artist, and her contributions to the art world continue to be recognized and celebrated...Read Less