#Becky Suss

[jareckiworld]

Becky Suss — MIC (Lighthouse with Solar System) [oil, canvas, 2019]

[oncanvas]

Red Apartment, Becky Suss, 2016

Oil on canvas 84 x 60 in. (213.36 x 152.4 cm)

[teddybearsandspaceships]

Thursday night stabby! Some of my many favorite moments from Scar´s Among Us stream:

Cat delivery service, and Finney tries to eat the microphone

First game: desertduo impostors! Scar killing Jimmy with “I´m the sheriff now” xDD and went on a rampage, he got so many kills and they won with only one body found ^^

That time Scar and Jimmy were in one room and started valley girl-ing again, Scar mentioned Becky and Jimmy said “Becky´s dead” and killed him

The round after that, Scar couldn´t make himself kill Jimmy because Jimmy did a funny voice

That time Scar and Gem were impostors, Scar died pretty much immediately, and Gem won on her own after playing Pearl like a fiddle while the ghosts all screamed.

The round after that where Grian said he would help the impostor kill Gem, Gem said Pearl would never betray Impulse for a second time in a row because soup group, and Grian told Scar that Jimmy had revealed to him he was the impostor, only for both of them to wait so long that the impostors still won.

That round after that when Scar and Pearl were impostors, Scar offered Grian to kill someone for him, Ren walked in on them and Scar accidentally killed Grian instead of Ren, and then managed to successfully convince everyone to kill Ren instead and ended up winning

Grian´s giddy sounds after winning a round with Ren!

That time Scar killed Impulse and then accidentally pushed the report button

Everyone is in the lobby, Grian kills Jimmy, self-reports, and starts with “we´re going to have an argument here…” and yet there´s still an argument because suddenly people aren´t sure what they saw because Grian says it was False, Scar is so confused.

Cleo joined! And joined the valley girls! And Grian correctly identified Scar as an impostor even before the first kill for catching him saying “I need to meet up with-“ just from his tone of voice, and Scar said it was a valley girl thing and everyone killed Grian instead. And then Scar killed Jimmy xD Grian was so indignant.

Impulse and Skizz as an impostor duo won before anyone even realized they were all suffocating

Next round, Jimmy kills Scar and Scar just goes “I deserved that.” Jimmy also killed Skizz and then apologized to him, but almost forgot to apologize to Scar too ^^ Grian correctly sussed out Jimmy for self-reporting often.

Grian starting a report like a fireside story ^^ aaand getting ejected even though he was right. Meanwhile, Scar, who was ejected right before finishing his last task, is on protest as a ghost and doesn´t finish but tries to convince other ghosts to talk Disney with him. And Scar not doing that task was probably why the crewmates lost xD

[saintmeghanmarkle]

Roya confirms Becky's earlier tweet that the King will decline Harold's offer as "intriguing" as she may find it. by u/Von_und_zu_

Roya confirms Becky's earlier tweet that the King will decline Harold's offer, as "intriguing" as she may find it. Why does she think "a royal return" by Harold would an "intriguing idea" is what I'd like to know. She does seem to often play for the Suss-ex team. Or was this article by the otherwise reputable Times perhaps a trial balloon of sorts -- to test the waters for some sort of return by Harold? If so, I hope they are able to read the room accurately.https://preview.redd.it/4oxr4hg5j6jc1.png?width=841&format=png&auto=webp&s=7a9398a087d934e0e633bd8b5d5f50d0ceb01758https://twitter.com/RoyaNikkhah/status/1758898662590013857 post link: https://ift.tt/1OySMxp author: Von_und_zu_ submitted: February 17, 2024 at 06:26PM via SaintMeghanMarkle on Reddit

[mybeingthere]

Becky Suss, born 1980, Philadelphia, PA; lives and works Philadelphia, PA.

Becky Suss makes paintings of domestic interiors where memory, reality, and subjectivity converge. She began her project focusing on her grandparents’ home and the art and décor therein and has moved on to train her eye on other interior spaces, most recently the studio and home of Philadelphia sculptor and furniture designer, Wharton Esherick.

[nadpaints]

Final inspo - These are all by Becky Suss, who explores imagined and real interiors in her work. I really love how she doesn't use hyperrealism but there is still realism to the point of feeling like you're in the room. The spaces all feel very homey and warm. In my final, I want to essentially create those same feelings but maybe in a different style - more realism and detail perhaps? Or maybe simple is better? So much to think about lol but I'm excited to explore!

[philamuseum]

Meticulously rendered and mysteriously devoid of human presence, Becky Suss’s paintings present familiar and welcoming scenes that are also static and highly composed. The furnishings, objects, and shared associations of the domestic sphere are both sources and subjects of Suss’s inquiries into what makes a home. She developed a characteristic style that takes on large-format painting historically dominated by men in which she renders interiors with a flatness that emphasizes the plane of the canvas, turning her near life-size scenes into backdrops. Don't miss her work on view in "New Grit: Art & Philly Now." 

"Hallway," 2017, by Becky Suss (The West Collection, Philadelphia) Courtesy of the artist and Jack Shainman Gallery, New York

[campsis]

Becky Suss, Blue Apartment, 2016

[ladyburde]

Becky Suss

Letty Esherick Pillow (Wharton Esherick), 2018, Oil on canvas over panel, 14 x 14 inches

[newyorkarttours]

Becky Suss at Jack Shainman Gallery

The deep impact of children’s literature on young imaginations is the subject of Becky Suss’s marvelously detailed new paintings at Chelsea’s Jack Shainman Gallery, each of which focuses on a particular text. Here, Suss calls on her own childhood experience of acting out Zilpha Keatley Snyder’s The Egypt Game with neighborhood friends, her memories of the book and the actual play mingled together in her recollection. (On view through March 28th). Becky Suss, Behind the A-Z (Set vs Isis/Nefertiti), oil on canvas, 84 x 60 x 1 ½ inches, 2020.

[lizziedonegan]

Becky Suss’s paintings can be deceptively simple. “I’ve always been a stacker and a flattener,” she told me. She works large—most of her paintings are around seven feet tall, and some five feet or more wide—and she uses pattern and distorted perspective to explore how memory alters the shape of domestic spaces that one once knew, or imagined, intimately. Suss is an enthusiastic champion of representational painting, but she insists that her work is “not a window.” Scale and distortion are two ways for her to kindle this realization in a viewer: to bring them back to the object in front of them. But they also, she offers, “validate the distortions of remembering. So instead of thinking of a distorted image in your mind as a lapse in memory or a misremembering—no, these distortions are the story.

Words from https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-uncanny-domestic-spaces-of-becky-suss

Picture from http://www.beckysuss.net/news/artforum-com-critics-pic/

NB inspiration from books

[joesartoftheday]

Becky Suss

[oncanvas]

Mic (Lighthouse with Solar System), Becky Suss, 2019

Oil on canvas 84 x 60 in. (213.36 x 152.4 cm)

[quo-usque-tandem]

Hallway by Becky Suss

[hyperallergic]

Becky Suss, “August” (2016) (©Becky Suss, courtesy of Jack Shainman Gallery, New York)

[playburo]

Becky Suss