Suzy González

Place: Austin

Born: 1989

Biography:

Suzy González is an American artist and activist, known for her thought-provoking paintings and zines that explore social and political issues. Born in 1989 in Austin, Texas, González was raised in Houston and developed a strong sense of identity as Xicana, Queer, and vegan.

Early Life and Education

González attended Texas State University in San Marcos, Texas, where she earned a BFA degree in Studio Art in 2012. During her time at university, she co-founded the zine Yes Ma’am. In 2015, González graduated with an MFA degree in Painting from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD).

Artistic Career

González's artwork is characterized by its bold and unapologetic exploration of social and political issues. Her paintings often feature geometric shapes and vibrant colors, which she uses to convey complex emotions and ideas. Some of her notable works include Tasty Chick (2013), Miss Drumstick (2013), and Assault (2013).

Notable Works

* Tasty Chick (2013): an acrylic and collage on canvas that explores the sexualization of animals and meat. * Miss Drumstick (2013): a mixed media installation that critiques the objectification of women's bodies. * Assault (2013): an oil on cut out panel that challenges the advertising industry's portrayal of women. González's artwork can be found in various museums and galleries, including the Museo Eduardo Carrillo in Santa Cruz, United States. Her work is also featured on Wikioo.org, where you can explore her paintings and learn more about her artistic vision.

Awards and Recognition

González has been recognized for her contributions to the art world, including being part of the artist/art curation duo Dos Mestizx alongside artist Michael Menchaca. She has also been an adjunct professor at Our Lady of the Lake University in San Antonio, Texas since 2017. For more information about Suzy González and her artwork, you can visit her page on Wikioo.org or check out her profile on Wikipedia.

• Contemporary Art: González's artwork is characterized by its bold and unapologetic exploration of social and political issues.
• Xicana, Queer, and vegan: González's identity informs her artistic vision and commitment to social justice.
• Wikioo.org: Explore González's paintings and learn more about her artistic vision on Wikioo.org.