Susanna Battin is an artist and co-director at North Mountain residency. In her art practice she uses various forms of media, which include video, writing, curation, and installation. She is interested in the normative narratives we have about nature and landscape, and how these shape our understanding of the American West. Valuing process over product, she lets research guide her projects, and interrupt and inspire her methods. She has presented her work domestically and abroad in many modalities and venues. Susanna has worked to develop the programming and goals of North Mountain since 2014. She graduated with her masters in photography and media from Calarts in 2015.
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Mar 22 2017 Blog Post Four Arts & Culture Organizers Speak Up on the Centrality of Equity in Their Work What can we do to foster and further amplify equitable ways of working, decision making, and engagement within the communities we serve? At the annual conference of the Alliance of Artists Communities and in subsequent conversations with arts administrators, cultural organizers, and residency program directors, I have been thinking about this question. Across The Rockefeller […]