Arts Memphis TV presents Suzy Hendrix
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Monday, 01 March 2010 Categories // Memphis Music, Memphis Film, Memphis Art, ArtsMemphis TV, LFMTV Posted By // Christopher Reyes

Arts Memphis TV - Suzy Hendrix

Suzy Hendrix is a multi-faceted artist and musician currently living and working in Memphis.  Her creative career began early, when she left the states to pursue modeling abroad.  After several successful years working as a model in both Europe and Asia, Suzy shifted her focus to music - picking up a soprano saxophone and becoming a member of the avant-garde performance band Urban Sax.  After touring with the band for many years, she was eventually called back home to Memphis.  Currently working in the mediums of glass and tile - constructing stained-glass windows, murals, and sculptures, Suzy truly embodies the Memphis creative spirit.

Upcoming shows:
Music: March 27th at Nocturnal with the “Nehilistics” 9:00PM
Art: Dixon Gallery and Gardens, Anything but Clear: the Studio Glass Movement, Tuesday, April 30th, through June 13th
Art: Dixon Gallery and Gardens, lecture, Wednesday May 19th 12:00 noon.

Where you can see Suzy's art:
•    Dalstrom Park, “Rock City”, at the corner of Weaver road and Shelby Drive
•    Memphis Botanical Gardens, “Bugnation”, Located in “My Big Backyard
•    Saint Jude Children’s Research Hospital: Kiln formed glass skylight and enamels. (Inspired by microscopic images supplied by Saint Jude’s scientists)
•    House of Blues, Boston, Houston: Art glass
•    Sun Studio, Art glass
•    Memphis Riverboats: Art glass (Memphis Queen)
•    Saint Patrick’s Church, Art glass
•    Saint Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, Cordova, Art glass

Credits:
Produced by
Sarah Fleming
Directed by
Sarah Fleming and Christopher Reyes
Camera and Editing by
Christopher Reyes and Andy Bond
ArtsMemphisTV is a partnership between ArtsMemphis and Live From Memphis.

Music by
The Shanks:
Nathaniel Mayer: vocals, Jeff Meier: guitar, Greasi carlisi: Bass, Suzy Hendrix: saxophone, Dale Beavers: guitar, Tino Gross: percussion
You Gotta Work:
I Wanna Dance with You.
Recorded in water valley on fat Possum Records.
http://www.fatpossum.com