I work in a range of mediums, but I've especially been enjoying the immediacy and suspense of working with printmaking for the last few years. I love building multiple layers in my prints by creating marks with natural materials, everyday household objects and traditional brushes. These "monoprint paintings" are a hybrid between traditional and non-traditional techniques, which is the sweet spot I like to live in.

I studied design and sculpture in my undergrad at Anderson University in Indiana and James Cook University in Townsville, Australia. I worked as a teaching artist in New York, NY leading workshops for students and teachers integrating art into their curriculum. I was also a Chashama studio artist. I now work and live in Los Angeles where I'm the Artist in Residence at  St. Matthew's Episcopal Church and I also teach high school art along with pursuing my professional art practice. You can find my full bio , CV and full portfolio in these pages.

MAY 14th, Opening Reception:

To bloom implies growing, expanding and moving outward in a state of beauty and fruition.  Rather than requiring ideal locations and perfect conditions, it involves force and power.  Susan Springer Anderson and Liberty Worth create with energy, persistence and tenacity - they push for the moments of fruitfulness and press into what is coming ahead. Both artists are Los Angeles based, working in mixed media.  They teach art together at a local high school and are also wives, mothers and business owners. Join them for an evening of art & community!

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