Suzanne Archer's art career spanning six decades is reviewed and applauded in the current edition of Art Collector

18 July 2024

Arts writer Rex Butler reviews Suzanne Archer's stellar career in an indepth article in Art Collector's JUL-SEP edition just released. With contributions by critic John McDonald and N\H director, Ralph Hobbs the article documents her artistic journey from the late 1960's to now—wiith her latest body of work to be exhibed in a major solo show at Nanda\Hobbs in August. 

"For six decades Suzanne Archer has expertly balanced beauty with beguiling darkness, earning enviable critical acclaim along the way. These days, in what might be her late style, the artist takes pleasure in the assuredness of her own mastery." Rex Butler

Words by Rex Butler
Contributions by John McDonald and Ralph Hobbs
Photographs by Jacquie Manning

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