About

Contact – susanlogo@gmail.com                                                                                       

Selected Solo & Two-Person Exhibitions
2024 – Postcards From the Ledge, Launch Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2024 – The Desire of Density, Euclid Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2016 – Coast to Coast, Los Angeles, CA
2012 – Infill Fill In, Co-Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2011 – It’s Hard To Know Just Where You Stand When You’re Standing In It, Cirrus Gallery, Los Angeles,
CA
2008 – There is Always More For People Like You, Cirrus Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2006 – Areas of Interest: New Drawings, Cirrus Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
2005 – Susan Logoreci, Cirrus Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

Selected Group Exhibitions
2019 – A Store Show, Odd Ark LA, Los Angeles, CA
2019 – Holding Space, Big Pictures Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
2019 – I Have Always Imagined That Paradise Will Be Some Kind of Library, Blake & Vargas, Berlin,
Germany
2019 – Lava on Sand, Wolf & Galentz, Berlin, Germany
2019 – Dreamhouse vs. Punk House, Serious Topics, Inglewood, CA
2018 – Space + Land, Fellows of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA
2018 – Divided Brain, Lava Projects, Los Angeles, CA
2017 – Brand 45 National Exhibition of Works on Paper, Brand Library & Art Center, Glendale, CA
2017 – Dark Progressivism: The Built Environment, Lancaster Museum of Art and History, Lancaster, CA
2014 – Watchman: Surveillance and the Flâneur, Torrance Art Museum, Torrance, CA
2011 – Cities: Visionary Places, Torrance Art Museum, Torrance, CA
2009 – Scope Art Fair, Miami, FL
2006 – On-Line: Contemporary Drawing, Sonoma State University Art Gallery, Sonoma, CA
2006 – From America, Museum of Contemporary Art Minsk, Belarus
2005 – Structure II: Architecture in Painting and Drawing, Gallery Katz, Boston, MA
2004 – L.A. Drive-By #2: The Glazed Gaze, MOP Gallery, Sydney, Australia
2004 – The Armory Show, New York, NY

Selected Bibliography
Leah Ollman, “Around the Galleries,” Los Angeles Times, June 20, 2008
Leah Ollman, “Around the Galleries,” Los Angeles Times, September 22, 2006
Michael Duncan, “Opening Salvos in L.A.,” Art in America, November 2006
Carrie Yury, “Sight Seeing L.A.,” Artillery Magazine, July/August 2011
Marc Cabrera, “Local Muralist on Display at LAX,” Monterey Herald, July 18, 2011
Jeannie R. Lee, Editorial Recommendation, Visual Art Source
Lorraine Holtzman, “Space + Land,” Art and Cake LA, September 2018
“Exhibit Depicts L.A. Through a Plane Window,” Los Angeles Times, December 27, 2020
Diane Cowen, “Art at the Heart of Move to Museum District,” Houston Chronicle, December 14, 2020
Andrea Lopez-Villafana, “City Seeks Input on Art Installation for Slate San Diego Fire Station,” San Diego
Union-Tribune, September 28, 2020

Selected Collections
City of Phoenix
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority
U.S. Department of State
Creative Artists Agency
City National Bank
Marriott Hotels & Resorts
Hilton Hotels & Resorts
HGA Architects
Greenberg Traurig LLP
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP
O’Melveny & Myers LLP
Beth Rudin DeWoody
Russell Crowe

Education
BFA, Studio Art – San Francisco Art Institute
MFA, Studio Art, California State University, Long Beach

Artist Statement

Susan Logoreci creates contemporary urban landscapes that explore themes of uncertainty and optimism within cities. Seen up close, her work reveals individual windows, roofs, and architectural fragments that construct the urban environment. From a distance, these elements resolve into intricate grids that feel both carefully ordered and precariously unstable, simultaneously stable and disordered.

Recently, she has incorporated abstraction and geometric pattern into her practice, developing underlying structures that are both organized and chaotic. These systems operate formally, conceptually, and psychologically, functioning like contour lines on a map that compress and expand streets, blocks, and neighborhoods.

Her work is designed to first capture viewers from a distance, then draw them in through detail and complexity. In increasingly manufactured environments, it is easy to feel alienated from place; her aerial perspectives aim to reconnect viewers to these dense, layered spaces. The handmade, organic quality of the work offers a renewed way of seeing the city, reframing it as an extension of human activity—a large, ongoing collective project built by many and shared by all.

Overall, her work reflects the anxieties and possibilities embedded within the built environment. She draws attention to the tensions and potentials within urban spaces, encouraging viewers to reconsider both their cities and their own internal landscapes.

Bio

Susan Logoreci’s drawings have been seen in Art in America, the Los Angeles Times, Harper’s Magazine, as well as many other periodicals. She has drawings in several collections including the U.S. State Department, City National Bank, Creative Artist’s Agency, Marriott and Hilton Hotels, Los Angeles Metro, Los Angeles County Arts Commission and in several law and urban design firms. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally.

She has also completed several public projects in hospitals, light rail stations and airports. She currently lives and works in New York.