Bio
Photographer Sue D’Arcy Fuller’s recent work centers on personal discovery. Her photographs of her own books and the bookmarks left behind reveal a window into moments in time that have sparked her own memories and recall the commonality of all of our experiences.
She has exhibited her work at the deCordova Museum Salon Shows, the Post Road Center for the Arts and the Cary Library in Lexington, MA. She did the portrait photography in the full length documentary AshBash: A love story, directed by Heidi Sullivan, an award winning film in the Boston International Film Festival, 2012 and a selection in the Woods Hole Film Festival, July 2012.
Sue has studied photography at deCordova Museum, Mass College of Art, Westchester Art Workshops, New England School of Photography, and the Griffin Museum of Photography.
