The Color of NO
This body of work is the result of my endless fascination with the meaning of color, within our culture, around the world, and throughout history. When color is added to text or the area around the text, the meaning of the word can be altered or enriched. While "NO" can be read as a simple negative - I imagine each of these "NO"s read aloud with the color dictating all of the variables that identify context. Read more.
Susan Iverson with Caroline Wright for Look See
Yellow on Light. Green on Green, 2016
Wool, silk
22 x 32 inches
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Black on White/White on Black, 2016
Wool, silk
13.75 x 33.5 inches
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Pink on Brown on Orange, 2014
Wool, silk
22 x 22.5 inches
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Nuanced Conversation, 2019
Wool, silk
7’1” x 9‘5.5”
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The Color of NO, Installation views
The Color of NO, Visual Arts Center, Richmond, VA 2019
Susan Iverson with class, The Color of NO, Visual Arts Center, Richmond, VA 2019
The Color of NO installation at VCU, 2016