Eve Sussman
British-American, b. 1961
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Bio
Photographer and video artist Eve Sussman is best known for translating well-known painting masterpieces into opulent video re-enactments. The Rape of the Sabine Women (2007), a heady and extravagant 80-minute avant-garde costume drama, recounts the …
Notable works
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Gomorrah II, 2007Contact for Price
Orange Factory, 2009Contact for Price
The Painter, 2004Contact for Price
Seitenflügel, 2012
De Espaldas (still from 89 seconds at Alcázar), 2004Bidding closed
Carousel, 2009Contact for Price
89 Seconds at Alcázar, 2005
Yuri's Office, 2010
Pond, 2009Contact for Price
The Infanta Portrait (from 89 Seconds at Alcázar), 2004Bidding closed
Career highlights
Solo show at a major institution
Hamburger Bahnhof, and 1 more
Reviewed by a major art publication
frieze, and 2 more
Included in a major biennial
Whitney Biennial, and 2 more
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Related categories
Contemporary British Art
Antiquity as Subject
Narrative
Appropriation
United Kingdom and Ireland
Film/Video
Implied Narrative
References to Art History
Staged Photography
Women Artists
Cinematic
Color Photography
Photography
Contemporary Art
Cultural Commentary
Classical Mythology
United States
Manipulated Photography
Works for sale
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- Eve SussmanOrange Factory, 2009Contact for Price
- Eve SussmanGomorrah II, 2007Contact for Price
- Eve SussmanCarousel, 2009Contact for Price
- Eve SussmanThe Painter, 2004Contact for Price
- Eve SussmanPond, 2009Contact for Price
- Eve Sussman, Simon LeeSeitenflügel, 2012
- Eve Sussman89 Seconds at Alcázar, 2005
- Eve Sussman, Rufus CorporationYuri's Office, 2010
- Eve SussmanThe Infanta Portrait (from 89 Seconds at Alcázar), 2004Bidding closed
- Eve SussmanDe Espaldas (still from 89 seconds at Alcázar), 2004Bidding closed
Eve SussmanUntitled (proofs for dance called, "Madison Color Theory"), 2021Bidding closed
