Current Exhibit
Hensley Gallery
Taos, New Mexico
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Art Background
Suzanne B. Stryker exhibited at the Tucson Museum of Art
and national and international shows in the US and
abroad.  The
Richeson Landscape Exhibit Book, a
collectible hardcover exhibit book showcasing the best
landscape paintings from around the world, included her
art.  Her color graphics appeared in
USA Today.  
Nationwide, major department stores sold her commercial
art.  

Suzanne’s
art career began at age ten when a
Kentucky school selected her to paint three 20-foot murals
depicting major historical events.   In 2005, she completed
a 55-foot commissioned
mural.  She is represented by
Hensley Gallery in Taos, New Mexico.

Education
Because of Suzanne's academic achievements, Tulane
University, approved her self-designed major program,
Interdepartmental Studies in Art and Physics, focusing on
studio art and laser holography.  She received  Bachelor's
and Master's degrees with honors, in the Science of
Creative Intelligence from MERU Switzerland.  Suzanne
did  Masters and PhD work in France, Italy, Switzerland,
India, and Thailand.  She studied art with Emmy award
winner Ning Yeh.  
Charity Work
Suzanne B. Stryker has been doing charity work since the age
of 13,  volunteering for the American Red Cross, the
American Heart Association, the American Cancer
Association, the Muscular Dystrophy Association, and other
charities.  At age 16, she was elected Assistant Charity
Chairman and then at age 17 was elected Chairman for an
organization devoted to raising funds for local and national
charities, inspiring youth to volunteer, and collecting food for
families going through hardships.

Also at age 16, Suzanne was appointed Sweetheart by the
Key Club whose function was to help local charities and to
beautify the city. She was again appointed Sweetheart the
following year and so continued her dual charity roles.  Since
the age of 18, Suzanne has done extensive volunteer work for
various nonprofit educational organizations in North America,
Asia, and Europe.   

Suzanne feels that society can only be as strong as its
weakest link, so she is committed to helping those in need.   .
Art Awards
Suzanne has received nineteen art awards, as well as
the highest art honor from Tulane University.  
Charitable Contributions
A portion of the proceeds from all art sales goes to charities.
Senator Becky Schmitz: "Another person who
believes in the power of volunteerism is artist Suzanne
Stryker..,  
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Suzanne enjoys sharing
their greenhouse
abundance with friends
and those in need.
The Associated Press interviews
Suzanne B. Stryker again.  Interviewed by

and quoted in hundreds of TV and radio,
print, and online news media in the U.S.
and Canada including:

                             Comments:          

"Suzanne Stryker is a phenomenal artist... If Oprah
isn't the one to make her famous, someone will...
Her paintings are a good investment."
GALLERIES
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Writing Award
National Novel Writing Month is the largest writing contest
in the world.  To win the contest, aspiring novelists write a
50,000-word novel in a month.  That’s about 175 pages.
167,150 participants from 90 countries wrote a total of
2,427,190,537 words.   

Suzanne B. Stryker was a
winner!
Oprah Winfrey practiced Transcendental
Meditation with Suzanne Stryker and 480 other ladies.  
Suzanne said, "We had a very deep and peaceful
meditation together.  When Oprah left, she looked deep
into my eyes, joined her palms together and slightly
bowed her head in thanks.  Later, she had her TV crew
interview me and others for
Oprah's Next Chapter show."
 
Stay tuned!
Suzanne Stryker founds and inaugurates Project Help.
At age nine, Suzanne's first spiritual experience saved her life.  
More on this later.
Art Collectors:

"Christoph and I love
the oil painting -
there could not be a
more perfect choice
for that location.  It
really enhances the
whole room.  We
love you and your
art and how it stirs
the bliss and healing
of Nature in our
home.  

We are truly blessed
to have your
'children' enlivening
and enlightening our
home!  Also, I think
the frame was the
best choice."        
-Laura Streicher


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