Susie Wind

Education

University of Utah.

Career

She is active in the Seattle arts community but has participated in showings across the United States. Wind received a bachelor"s degree in Fine Arts from the University of Utah in 1995 and a master"s degree in Art Therapy from College of Notre Dame in Belmont, California in 1997. They have two daughters.

Wind specializes in "Urban Settings", a subset of American Scene Painting, a generalized series of vignettes attempting to capture the unknown stories of previous inhabitants of the spaces we now inhabit.

She has been featured in showings at Salt Lake City Library and several other civic and municipal settings, as well as many gallery shows. 2006 38th Annual International Juried, Palm Springs, California 2006 Fountainhead Gallery, Seattle, Washington 2006 Greenwood Artwalk, Seattle, Washington 2004 Kaewyn Gallery, Bothell, Washington 2004 Northwest Annual Juried, Seattle, Washington 2004 Greenwood Artwalk, Seattle, Washington 2003 Eastshore Gallery, Bellevue, Washington 2003 Greenwood Artwalk, Seattle, Washington 2003 Ocean Shores National Juried, Ocean Shores, Washington 2003 National Women"s Juried, Boise, Idaho 2002 Northwest Artists Annual, Edmonds, Washington 2002 Northwest Annual Juried, Seattle, Washington 2002 Gallery North, Edmonds, Washington 2002 Greenwood Artwalk, Seattle, Washington 2001 F.A.C.E. Edmonds City Hall, Edmonds, Washington 2001 Greenwood Artwalk, Seattle, Washington 2000 Howard Mandeville Gallery, Edomds, Washington 1999 F.A.C.E Gallery, Lynnwood, Washington 1997 Graduating Master"s Exhibit, Belmont, California 1997 Annual California Art Therapy Exhibit, Belmont, California 1994 Salt Lake City Arts Counctil Annual Exhibit, Salt Lake City, Utah.

Achievements

• 2004 Second Place, Northwest Annual Juried Competition, Seattle, Washington 2004 People"s Choice, Greenwood Artwalk, Seattle, Washington 2003 First Place (Painting), Ocean Shores Annual National, Ocean Shores, Washington 2002 First Place, Regional Painting Competition, Bothell, Washington.