Susan's Income Contribution from Hand Papermaking:
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Narrative:
I learned hand papermaking at the University of Wisconsin, Madison from Walter Hamady in a very stimulating environment in the mid-1970's. The list of fellow students, teachers and artists who were involved in hand papermaking at that time is extensive, many have contributed professionally to the field. In 1976, Bruce Wineberg and I moved to NYC to start Dieu Donné Papermill. For 37 years, I have been involved in hand papermaking at Dieu Donné as an artist, researcher, production papermaker, artistic collaborator, publisher, curator, educator and writer. I have had the great fortune work to closely with Paul Wong, Dieu Donné's master papermaker for 4 decades. I continue to collaborate with artists such as Chuck Close, William Kentridge and Robert Wilson and with writers such Czeslaw Milosz, Wislawa Szymborska and Mark Strand on limited editions. Please visit dieudonne.org for information about our papermaking programs.