Suzanne Jackson’s First Major Museum Retrospective

Exploring ‘What is Love’

Suzanne Jackson, a pioneering artist known for experimenting with diverse materials, is now exhibiting her first major museum retrospective. Titled ‘What is Love,’ this exhibition is a comprehensive showcase of Jackson’s innovative artworks.

Born in the United States, Jackson has been developing her unique artistic style for decades. Today, she stands as a significant figure in contemporary art, now celebrating her creative journey and accomplishments.

Meet Suzanne Jackson

80-year-old Jackson continues to inspire with her passion for material exploration. Her retrospective captures the essence of her work, portraying her artistic vision through various mediums. Her pieces reflect both personal narratives and broader themes, inviting viewers to contemplate their meaning.

Jeffrey Brown’s Coverage

Senior Arts Correspondent Jeffrey Brown visited Minneapolis to meet Jackson for the Arts and Culture series, CANVAS. Brown’s extensive career at the NewsHour spans over 30 years, featuring a wide array of topics. His work not only covers national issues but extends internationally, embracing cultural dialogues across the globe.

“Art is about life — one doesn’t exist without the other.” — Suzanne Jackson

Brown is renowned for his focus on the arts, having highlighted many prominent artists. His series ‘Culture at Risk’ emphasizes endangered cultural heritage within the United States and internationally. Additionally, Brown co-created the online segment ‘Art Beat’ and co-hosts ‘Now Read This,’ a book club in partnership with The New York Times.