Artist in Residence
Exhibitions
Suzanne Rose’s residency with the Paine has culminated in two exhibitions. The first exhibition, “Meditations on Oshkosh,” featuring twelve new works, is presented in the Paine’s Mears Gallery on the second floor of the mansion. The second exhibition, “Portrait of a Community,” featuring 22 new works, is on display in the atrium of Mercy Medical Center in Oshkosh. Both exhibitions will be on display through October of 2009.
Suzanne Rose: Meditations on Oshkosh
Mears Gallery,
Paine Art Center and Gardens
Through October 2009
Since September of 2008, Suzanne has spent numerous days in Oshkosh photographing features and scenes throughout the community. These many photographs are shown online in her web journal. For the exhibition in the Paine’s Mears Gallery, Suzanne chose a dozen highlights to display for Paine visitors.
garden bench
gelatin silver print
selenium toned
2009
heavy snow
gelatin silver print
selenium toned
2009
staircase
gelatin silver print
selenium toned
2009
bridge over lake louise
gelatin silver print
selenium toned
2009
built-in bench
gelatin silver print
selenium toned
2009
apple blossoms behind gate
gelatin silver print
selenium toned
2009
public library steps
gelatin silver print
selenium tone
2009
oaks beside barn
gelatin silver print
selenium toned
2009
monument
gelatin silver print
selenium toned
2009
vine on mausoleum
gelatin silver print
selenium toned
2009
wind swept oak on shore
gelatin silver print
selenium toned
2009
lake winnebago at dawn
gelatin silver print
selenium toned
2008
Suzanne Rose: Portrait of a Community
Atrium, Mercy Medical Center
500 S. Oakwood Road
Through October 2009
As part of her residency, Suzanne has photographed people who work at Mercy Medical Center, including doctors, nurses, and staff. These “portraits” feature only the hands of the professionals along with a meaningful item related to their work. The photographs are presented along with photos of hands of other “caregivers” in the community, such as an artist, historic preservationist, art curator, horticulturalist, college instructor, and religious leader. The exhibition weaves together the missions of Mercy Medical Center and the Paine Art Center and Gardens, as well as draws attention to other organizations and people in the community who care for our wellbeing.
Lowell Louis
Associate Religious Leader
Congregation B'Nai Israel
Sister Johnette Marek-The Order of Sisters of
the Sorrowful Mother
Chaplin
Spiritual Services at Mercy Medical Center
Reverend Thomas Willadsen
Pastor & Community Columnist
First Presbyterian Church & Oshkosh Northwestern
newspaper
Dawn Auclair RN
Hospital Coordinator & Donor Family Advocate
Mercy Medical Center
Jennifer Norden MD
Invigorative Medicine Specialist
Koeller Street Clinic
Corrine Anderson CMT
Massage Therapist
Koeller Street Clinic
Barbara Baker
Psychologist
Chris Rocke MD
Family Practice Physician
Affinity Medical Group
Darci Grota RN BSN
HypnoBirthing® Practitioner
Mercy Medical Center
Deanna Schwake
Certified Nurse Midwife
Mercy Medical Center & Mercy Oakwood
Barbara Strand MD
Pediatrician
Affinity Medical Group
Debbie Freiberg
Mammography Technologist
The Breast Center at Mercy Medical Center
Volunteers
Mercy Medical Center
Carole Holtmeier
Volunteer
Mercy Medical Center
Tom Berenz
Fine Art Painter & Professor
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Jaehan Bae
Assistant Professor of Art Education in the department of Art
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
Justin Berens
Tai Chi Instructor
YMCA
Aaron Sherer
Executive Director
Paine Art Center and Gardens
Laura Fiser
Curator of Collections and Exhibitons
Paine Art Center and Gardens
Sheila Glaske
Curator of Horticulture
Paine Art Center and Gardens
Katie Hedrington
Mara Munroe
Reference Librarians
Oshkosh Public Library
Terry Laib
Master Carpenter & Renovator of Historic Properties
Laib Restoration, Inc
All images are:
gelatin silver print and selenium toned and made in
2009.
Suzanne Rose’s residency is generously sponsored by Mercy Medical Center and Affinity Health System, with additional support from the Wisconsin Arts Board and Oshkosh Area Community Foundation.