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Susan Korsnick is Martin Library’s featured artist for Art in Martin in July—August, 2024. You can see her work in the Lounge on the ground floor of Martin Library.
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About the Artist
Susan Korsnick has been a glass engraver, screen printer, graphic designer, pattern designer, and fine artist. Susan has displayed her work in both group shows as well as solo exhibits across York County.
Two of her works have raised money for animals affected by the acts of humans—namely, the rehabilitation of sea turtles after the BP oil disaster and healthcare for koalas after a major Australian brush fire.
![Koala painting Susan Korsnick](https://www.yorklibraries.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/1-300x300.png)
Susan is inspired by things that touch her on a soul level—the beauty of nature, cultures around the world, and artists who portray the energy of their subject rather than the “reality” they see before them. Henri Matisse, Hildegard of Bingen, and the writings of Rumi speak to her heart. “Inspiration isn’t ‘what’s out there’, it’s the way an artist looks at the world with their heart and their mind.”
Artistic focus
Currently, Susan’s creative expression is focused on three things:
- Emotionally expressive works on paper using mixed media
- Fun and informative events for teens
- Redesigning her back yard to be a welcoming sanctuary for friends and all living creatures.
Susan’s paintings pair well with anything by Rumi—try this book in Martin’s collection to start:
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Rumi: A Spiritual Biography |
Visit the library and view her work
Be sure to enjoy Susan Korsnick’s pieces the next time you are in Martin Library. Her pieces are currently on display on the east wall of the Lounge (opposite the Help Desk). All pieces are available for purchase, except for the untitled hearts painting. Hurry in—this exhibit comes down August 31, 2024!
Martin Library
159 E Market St.
York, PA 17401
Hours:
Mon–Th, 10:00am-6:00pm
Fri–Sat, 10:00am-1:00pm
Sunday, closed