Suzanne
Suzanne Scott Constantine is an interdisciplinary artist and writer whose current work focuses on the intricate and ever-expansive web of interconnections that expands the borders of our individual concerns. Through her mixed media, installation and performance art, she addresses the reality of our wounded and disrupted world. Her intention is to call attention to the systems of power that generate cruelty and inequalities, but without creating more violence through her own attitudes, words, or art. Instead, she looks for threads of connection and challenges herself and her viewers to embrace the possibilities in the network of interdependence among all living beings.
Suzanne was a founding member of Arts & Space, Inc, art collaborative in Arlington, VA, from 1995 to 2005. She also was a resident studio artist at the Workhouse Arts Center in Northern Virginia from 2015 to 2018.
Suzanne also is a widely published writer who has, in a varied career, taught at two universities; worked as a continuity writer in radio and television; freelanced as a journalist, speechwriter, ghostwriter, scriptwriter and book reviewer; co-authored a book on migraine; and co-founded a communications consulting firm. Her solo and collaborative work often includes performance poetry. She is currently completing a memoir, A Life Reassembled.
Before moving to the Outer Banks in June 2018, Suzanne was a professor at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA, where she taught such courses as Art as Social Action and Art of Resistance. She holds an MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts from Goddard College and an MA in English Literature from James Madison University.
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Lynne
Lynne Scott Constantine is an interdisciplinary artist, writer, and independent scholar. Her media include photography, video, mixed media, installation and performance. Her practice explores the power of chance, the fragility of objects and memories, the mysteries of perception, and the transformative power of creativity in pursuit of social justice.
Lynne’s work has been shown locally at the Dare County Arts Council Gallery, the Currituck County Arts Council Gallery, and Glenn Eure’s Ghost Fleet Gallery, as well as in galleries, corporate venues and academic settings in the U.S. and internationally. She was a founding member of Arts & Space, Inc., an art collaborative in Arlington, VA, from 1995 to 2005.
Lynne also is a widely published writer who has, in a varied career, taught at three universities; headed two nonprofits; freelanced as a journalist, speechwriter, ghostwriter, scriptwriter and book reviewer; co-authored a book on migraine; and co-founded a communications consulting firm. Her solo and collaborative work often includes performance poetry.
Before moving to the Outer Banks in June 2018, Lynne was a member of the faculty of the School of Art at George Mason University in Fairfax VA, teaching such courses as “Creative Processes,” “Art as Social Action,” “Visual Perception and the Arts,” “Writing for Artists,” “Film for Visual Artists,” “History of Photography,” and “Critical Theory in the Visual Arts.” She holds an MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts from Goddard College as well as graduate degrees in English Language and Literature from Yale University.
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