• Sanctuary Body Spa at St. Dominic’s [10/24/2011]
    Two works have been acquired by St. Dominic’s Hospital Sanctuary Spa in the Township at Colony Park in Jackson, MS. “started Early – Took my Dog #1″ and “Civil Twilight, North Captiva, FL #1″ are among the thirteen works selected to initiate this new corporate art collection built around the theme of reflecting nature.
  • George Lawson Gallery [9/15/11]
    New work in solo show: American Bond
    With selections from “American Device,” “American Vale” and “American Breakbulk”
    October 19 to November 19, 2011 – Los Angeles, California
    Opening Reception Saturday, October 22nd, 5:30 – 7:30 PM
  • George Lawson Gallery [9/15/11]
    New monograph: Susan Mikula, American Bond
    Including the entirety of “American Device,” “American Vale” and “American Breakbulk” from the “American Bond” series. With commentary by poet Jill McDonough and gallerist George Lawson.
    October 2011
  • Goulburn Regional Art Gallery [9/15/11]
    “American Device #45″ included in “Moving Imagery” show at the GRAG.
    As part of her new solo show at the GRAG, artist Kaye Mahoney (New York/Sydney) has incorporated Mikula’s “American Device #45″ into her large-scale installation piece, “An Arrangement of Notes.”
    “‘An Arrangement of Notes’ is an ongoing multimedia installation: assemblages, text based works, stop motion video, sound, jars of pigment, paintings with guitar strings, frescoes, recording of spoken prose: works by Kaye Mahoney, Jean Dupuy, Alison Knowles, Susan Mikula, Larry Miller and Christian Xatrec.”
    October 6 to October 29, 2011 – Goulburn, NSW, Australia
    Opening Reception Saturday, October 8th, 2:00 PM
  • William Baczek Fine Arts [9/15/11]
    New work in solo show: desidero
    September 28 to October 29, 2011 – Northampton, Massachusetts
    Opening Reception Saturday, October 1st, 5:00 – 7:00 PM
  • Ferrin Gallery [7/17/11]
    Selected work from “Pier 40″ and “American Vale” in the “Beauty in Decay” show, along with work by photographers Gregory Crewdson, Michael Eastman, Raymon Elozua and Nicholas Whitman.
    July 30 to October 1, 2011 – Pittsfield, Massachusetts
  • William Baczek Fine Arts [6/8/11]
    Selected work from “we sigh for houses” included in the summer 2011 group show.
    June through August 2011 – Northampton, Massachusetts
  • Ferrin Gallery [5/28/11]
    Selected work from “American Vale” included in the summer 2011 group show.
    May 28 to July 24, 2011 – Pittsfield, Massachusetts
  • 9 Portraits
    Selected works (new Endura metallic photographic prints) included in the Pioneer Women show
    May 2 to May 28, 2011 : Jasper Rand Art Museum – Westfield, Massachusetts
  • we sigh for houses and started Early — Took my Dog
    Selected work included in The 2011 Landscape Show
    April 20 to June 4, 2011 : William Baczek Fine Arts – Northampton, Massachusetts
  • Until We met the Solid Town
    Selected work included in group exhibition.
    April 9 to May 12, 2011 : Kopeikin Gallery – Los Angeles, California
  • Until We met the Solid Town
    Selected work included in The 2010 Landscape Show
    April 21 to May 30, 2010 : William Baczek Fine Arts – Northampton, Massachusetts
  • Kidder Farm
    Selected work included in the Transfocus show
    September 3 to October 3, 2009 : George Lawson Gallery – San Francisco, California
  • Civil Twilight
    Selected work included in the Fall Inaugural Exhibition
    September 3 to October 3, 2009 : Shasta College – Redding, California
  • Bird Plates
    Selected work included in the FRESH: New Art, New Artists show
    May/June, 2009 : Ferrin Gallery – Pittsfield, Massachusetts
  • Civil Twilight and After Reprimand
    Selected work included in the Women: Portrait + Figure show
    March/April, 2009 : Ferrin Gallery – Pittsfield, Massachusetts
  • Luxxus Press
    New monograph: Susan Mikula, Photographs, 2008
    Including the entirety of the series “Kidder Farm,” Pier 40″ and “sic transit.” With a foreword by the poet Jill McDonough and a critical essay by the painter Kaye Mahoney.
    March 2009
Fall Inaugural Exhibition