Sue Abramson

Sue Abramson likes to get down and dirty, sometimes crawling on her belly for the best weird angle into the natural world. She’s been wryly observing nature for four decades using a variety of cameras and methods that illuminate the roots, veins and soil in Pittsburgh, including her own garden. 

Sue worked as an associate professor at Pittsburgh Filmmakers for 30 years. She has exhibited at Phipps Conservatory, Silver Eye Center for Photography, Carnegie Museum of Art, Miller Institute of Art and at the Ilon Gallery in New York City.