Susan Wilczak has over 15 years of curatorial and fine art management experience during which time she curated over 100 exhibitions. She has worked with some of the world's finest sculptors and artists through exhibitions and commissions.

Ms. Wilczak holds a prominent place in the Midwest fine art and sculpture scene directing and managing regional, national and international exhibitions. In the area of public art programming she has worked with city, county and State officials.

She holds degrees in French, Anthropology and a Masters of Art History. Ms. Wilczak has taught at University levels, has published articles, served on various boards, and has juried numerous exhibitions.

Here are some articles to tell you more about Susan -

• Press: Public Art Czar
• Press: Her Gallery Doesn't Need 4 Walls

To learn more please go to the Project page for additional media and information.

Susan will be part of the Michigan State University Alumni Symposium - Department of Art in March, 2012

Susan is currently working on a publication focusing on Antillean artists under the direction of the Irene Herksen Stichting Foundation in Amsterdam. Susan will focus on the work of Philippe Zanolino.

Susan is a visiting Professor of Art History at Hope College, Holland, Michigan.