Plot

A rectangular sheet of dark brown handmade paper with visible fibers and small bits of organic material embedded throughout.

Suzanne McClelland
(Bird's Nest Paper)
1999

A hand-drawn sketch of a wave composed of cursive, overlapping handwritten words in varying sizes that create the illusion of movement and depth, on a white background.

Suzanne McClelland
Drawing (A Mountain Out of a Mole Hill)
1999

A modern abstract drawing featuring a series of colorful, scribbled lines and shapes on a white background. The artwork includes a variety of colors such as blue, pink, orange, and black, with some geometric forms and a sense of chaotic motion. The image also contains signatures and edition numbers at the bottom.

Suzanne McClelland
Tracing (Map Drawing)
1999

A square piece of paper with scribbles and markings centered on a larger white background. The markings resemble a mix of letters, numbers, and symbols, creating an abstract design. The paper has a yellowish tint, and there is a signature at the bottom left corner.

Suzanne McClelland
Etching (Words and Phrases)
1999

A minimalist artwork featuring a small, centrally placed piece of paper with typewritten text on a large white background. The text appears to be dictionary definitions of the word "plot," with the artist's signature at the bottom right corner.

Suzanne McClelland
Etching (Definition of "Plot")
1999

$A minimalist artwork featuring a cluster of handwritten text in the center of a large white paper canvas. The text appears to be densely packed and illegible, creating an abstract form. The bottom left corner of the image has a symbol or signature, and the bottom right corner has a fraction, possibly indicating the artwork's edition number.$

Suzanne McClelland
MEANTIME NW (Word Sheet 1)
1999

A minimalist artwork featuring sparse, scattered text across a white background, with some words and phrases legible, creating a sense of openness and abstraction.

Suzanne McClelland
MEANTIME SW (Word Sheet 2)
1999

$A minimalist artwork featuring a cluster of handwritten words and phrases in the center-right of a white canvas, with the words "theory" on the left and "practice" on the right, suggesting a conceptual contrast or relationship. The bottom left corner has a fraction, possibly indicating a limited edition print number.$

Suzanne McClelland
MEANTIME (NE) (Word Sheet 3)
1999