Suzanne Frazier - Contemplative Art

Virginia Tahboub 

on Google

2 weeks ago

My husband and I visited Suzanne's studio in May of this year. Our time with her was really wonderful. She was so eloquent in explaining her years of dedication to her particular art form which she explained as contemplative. Visiting her art studio was a truly calming and inspiring experience. The space itself feels like a quiet sanctuary, perfectly mirroring the contemplative nature of her work. Her paintings invite reflection with gentle compositions. Hearing her speak about the emotional depth behind each piece added a f... read more

Janet Strickler 

on Google

2 months ago

I have taken classes from Suzanne off and on for many years, and just love her encouraging teaching style! She really knows how to bring out each person's unique creativity. I also really love her art, and if you can't afford a painting, she makes a lovely calendar every year. 

Tama Heinrichs 

on Google

4 months ago

I took art classes from Suzanne for three wonderful years. She is an incredible teacher and person. I’m grateful for the many lessons she taught me about art, perspective, and creativity. I still hear her thoughtful comments in my head when I appreciate art or engage in creative endeavors. I highly recommend her as an skilled and supportive art teacher. 

Riley Krull 

on Google

a year ago

I would leave zero stars if I could. Art is subjective, so I won’t comment about that. Her art might be your thing, and that’s cool. But this woman is incredibly rude, self-absorbed and unaware. Multiple times I have interacted with her at Cavegirl, my favorite place in Longmont, and she has been unnecessarily short, rude and just generally unpleasant. Which is a weird tactic when you’re trying to sell art to people (and your art is significantly overpriced). In a world of so many local artists to support, steer clear of thi... read more

Anonymous 

on Google

a year ago

I would leave zero stars if I could. Art is subjective, so I won’t comment about that. Her art might be your thing, and that’s cool. But this woman is incredibly rude, self-absorbed and unaware. Multiple times I have interacted with her at Cavegirl, my favorite place in Longmont, and she has been unnecessarily short, rude and just generally unpleasant. Which is a weird tactic when you’re trying to sell art to people (and your art is significantly overpriced). In a world of so many local artists to support, steer clear of thi... read more