SUSAN PEARCY

The Washington Post wrote, “These prints evoke the intuitive understanding that is the mainstay of Jungian studies of myth and dreams. Percy’s work is notable for its sensitivity and gentleness.” Pearcy uses a variety of media in her work, including printing ink, spackling paste, oil-based crayons, handmade paper, old etchings, cutout figures, photographs and even X-rays. Her works are in the permanent collections of the National Gallery of Art, the Library of Congress, the National Museum of American History, the Pushkin Museum in Moscow and others.

This exhibition of his work was presented in New York.