What a difference a Frame makes...
Committed to scholarship regarding the history of frames, Suzanne is available for virtual lectures and teaching online in the webinar format. Suzanne is available for frame-focused gallery talks and all manner of in-person presentations including frame history classes. Learn why curators and collectors across the United States have come to rely on Suzanne’s scholarship and experience to present their artwork appropriately and sensitively.
“Your class was really wonderful and I enjoyed every minute of it - especially all the historical information - a real joy.” – G. Severn
“Thank you so much again for your wonderful lectures on frames at CASP - they were incredibly interesting and informative, and they certainly made me appreciate the art of frames so much more!” – A Tseng
“This was such an amazing and informative presentation. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise and being so patient and generous with your knowledge.” – J Del Rose
Upcoming Events
Thursday March 14, 2024, One-day Intensive on Picture Frame Appraisal, Comprehensive Appraisal Studies Program (CASP) Appraisers Association of America New York, NY.
Movement in Red and Grey No. 1 in its original frame from 1949. Courtesy Menconi + Schoelkopf
Framing John Marin
See my latest blogpost ‘Framing John Marin’ that details many of the compelling facts that we know about American Modernist John Marin and his framing practices.
Form and Finish: How American Frames Evolved to Reflect the Modern
A presentation given in New York, NY on May 21, 2016 at the Initiatives in Art and Culture American Art Conference, To See Anew: Experiencing American Art in the 21st Century.