faculty profile

Ginger Wolfe-Suarez’s practice includes architectural interventions, sculpture, inter-media installations, and writings on art which have been published internationally. Her works often involve body-object relationships, the sensory field, re-negotiating memory, and de-westernized notions of the art object. Wolfe-Suarez has taught studio critique, philosophy of aesthetics, and seminars in art theory and art criticism. This past year her work is/has been exhibited at Fiac, Paris with Silverman Gallery, ltd Los Angeles, Kunstraum am-Schauplatz in Vienna, and GALERIE IM REGIERUNGSVIERTEL in Berlin. She lives and shares a studio with architect Primitivo Suarez, and together they raise their son, Inigo.