Melding art, ecology and grassroots activism, California artist Susan Leibovitz Steinman engages multi-group collaborations to create street-front installations that revitalize blighted natural and cultural landscapes. Exhibited internationally, her sculptures, paintings and installations marry found and organic materials to comment on personal/political issues. Select awards: National Park Service Art & Community Landscapes residency; San Francisco Potrero Nuevo Fund Prize. She is editor/co-founder of WEAD, Women Environmental Artists Directory.

CURRENT PROJECTS

The Blue Line Trail 2000 - 2006 Elkhorn City, KY (this project being exhibited at location below image)

Remediate/Re-vision: Public Artists Engaging the Environment

WAVEHILL, BRONX, NEW YORK
Exhibition Showcases Recent Remediative Artworks
Glyndor Gallery, August 1−November 28, 2010
Exhibition Reception, Sunday, August 1, 1–4PM

Urban Defense 2009

An installation at The Schuylkill Center in Philadelphia, PA

Wild Apples for Jo 2009

San Francisco NORCAL Sanitary Fill Company

San Francisco,CA