Selected art created by Suzanne Klotz from 1972 to 2011. Scupures, paintings, drawing, mixed-media, furniture.

3 comic stories: The Last Hour (death), Bubba Dance-A-Thon (diversity) and Little Duck in a Blue Snowsuit (reverence for... More > life). A little moral goes a long way. < Less

Illustrations of events witnessed while in Palestine between 1991 and 1996. Supporting facts pertaining to the human rights... More > violations and America's role in the Israeli crimes against humanity and destruction of Palestine. < Less

The body was made to heal itself. Learn how dental toxins and past dental work (extractions, fillings, crowns, caps, root... More > canals, implants) are the cause of illness and 'disease' including cancer, MS, Parkinson's, edema, sinus infections, on and on ad infinitum. Removing the cause eliminates the disease. Predict diseases with the tooth-body relationship chart. < Less

Each painting represents a spiritual quality addressed in the teachings of the major religions. Although the social... More > teachings of each religion change, in accordance with an advancing society, the spiritual messages are the same and reflect the oneness of religion, humanity and God.
Art bridges the divide between the familiar and the unfamiliar. Art is invested with the power to elevate consciousness, encourage personal investigation of truth, and unify the world society. < Less

The art work 99 Names is comprised of ninety-nine handmade books. Each book is ascribed to one of the ninety-nine attributes... More > of God as referenced in the Qur'an and the writings of major religions. Each cover is embellished with a ceramic form, beading, leather, embroidery and gold leaf. The intent of 99 Names is to affirm the Oneness of the spiritual teachings of major religions and provide a framework for introspection on personal accountability. The original books are in the permanent collection of the Farhat Collection of Modern & Contemporary Arab Art. < Less

The art work 99 Names is comprised of ninety-nine handmade books. Each book is ascribed to one of the ninety-nine attributes... More > of God as referenced in the Qur'an and the writings of major religions. Each cover is embellished with a ceramic form, beading, leather, embroidery and gold leaf. The intent of 99 Names is to affirm the Oneness of the spiritual teachings of major religions and provide a framework for introspection on personal accountability. The original books are in the permanent collection of the Farhat Collection of Modern & Contemporary Arab Art. < Less

Art reflects the values of a society and bridges the divide between the familiar and the unfamiliar. Art is invested with... More > the power to elevate consciousness, illuminate the human spirit and unify humanity. The surface reality presented by those in power (the media, government, and institutions) is explored to reveal the impact of personal accountability on the moral and ethical standards of a society. Similarly, social relations involving authority and power are explored for their misuses and abuses of human rights. The impetus for my work is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, laws applicable during times of war and peace for all members of humanity. < Less

Selected art created by Suzanne Klotz from 1972 to 2011. Scupures, paintings, drawing, mixed-media, furniture.

Each painting represents a spiritual quality addressed in the teachings of the major religions. Although the social... More > teachings of each religion change, in accordance with an advancing society, the spiritual messages are the same and reflect the oneness of religion, humanity and God.
Art bridges the divide between the familiar and the unfamiliar. Art is invested with the power to elevate consciousness, encourage personal investigation of truth, and unify the world society. < Less