Suzanne Jackson is a pioneering artist with a career spanning several decades. Known for her innovative use of materials, she is now showcasing her work in a major museum retrospective titled “What is Love.” This exhibition marks her first significant display in a prominent museum setting.
Senior Arts Correspondent Jeffrey Brown traveled to Minneapolis to meet Jackson as part of the Arts and Culture series, CANVAS. Brown has extensive experience as a journalist, with over 30 years at the News Hour. He has been involved in various roles, including co-anchor, studio moderator, and field reporter, covering a wide array of national and international topics.
As the arts correspondent, Brown has profiled countless acclaimed writers, musicians, actors, and artists. His notable projects include the “Culture at Risk” series, which highlights endangered cultural heritage both in the U.S. and globally. He also played a key role in launching the NewsHour’s online section “Art Beat” and co-hosts the monthly book club, “Now Read This,” in partnership with The New York Times.
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