Windows of Harvard

My work is part of a display at various sites at Harvard University. Here are two from the mineral series: Conversation with Stones. Harvard is totally shut down because of the Corona virus.

https://projects.iq.harvard.edu/windowsofharvard/galleries/gallery-1?page=0%2C3&admin_panel=1

Harvard Ceramics Show and Sale Dec. 2019

Dictionary Diptychs on view at The Chandler Gallery, Cambridge Ma.

Harvard Ceramics Show and Sale May 9 - 12

Terra cotta Ikebana Disk 13”x 7” burnished and waxed 2019

Figures in Place,

an exhibition with Martha Gleason

Concord Center for the Visual Arts.

37 Lexington Road, Concord Ma

Feb 12 - March 17th

Promo interview for Boston Voyager http://bostonvoyager.com/interview/art-life-susan-richards/

Exhibiting at the New Britain American Art Museum, New Britain Conn. June 24 - July 18th

Exhibiting at Tiny and Mighty d'Art Center Norfolk, Virginia, May 3rd -June 9th

Exhibiting at the State of Clay in Lexington, Ma. May 5 - June 3

Exhibiting and selling sculpture at the Harvard Ceramic Sale

Exhibiting at 13 Forest Gallery through May.

Group exhibition at Stonehill College, Easton, Ma.

Danforth Museum New England Photography Biennial 2015

As for Robert Avakian’s “Firefly” and Susan Richards’s “Moth (Studio Noir),” they take us to the very heart of photography. Both center on vivid splashes of light, rectangular or nearly so. They remind us that curation and color and allusion and composition and framing and cropping and the rest are nothing without illumination. If photography were a Faulkner novel, it’d be “Light in August” — and every other month, too."

-Mark Feeny, The Boston Globe

Danforth Museum Community of Artists 2015

Gem oil on paper on panel 14x19, 2014