Suzanne Jackson’s Artistic Journey Celebrated in Retrospective

Suzanne Jackson, a dedicated artist known for her innovative use of materials, is being honored with her first significant museum retrospective. The exhibition, titled “What is Love,” highlights Jackson’s extensive career and creative exploration.

In conversation with Jeffrey Brown, the Senior Arts Correspondent, insights into Jackson’s artistic journey and her impact on the art community are shared. Brown traveled to Minneapolis for this interaction, which is part of the Arts and Culture series CANVAS.

About Jeffrey Brown

Jeffrey Brown holds over 30 years of experience with the News Hour. Throughout his career, he has played multiple roles, including co-anchor, studio moderator, and field reporter. Brown’s assignments have led him to cover a wide range of national and international topics, taking him to various locations both nationwide and globally.

As an arts correspondent, Brown has engaged with many acclaimed writers, musicians, actors, and artists worldwide. His notable contributions include the multipart series “Culture at Risk,” which focuses on cultural heritage under threat in the United States and abroad.

Moreover, Brown initiated the NewsHour’s online platform “Art Beat;” he also hosts the monthly book club “Now Read This,” in collaboration with The New York Times.