About Artist
Susan Tesluk
During her career as an engineering scientist in both Canada and USA, Canadian-Ukrainian Susan Tesluk found her true passion as an artist.
Susan’s exuberant paintings employ a vibrant use of color in both abstract and contemporary art, from acrylics on wood, paper or canvas, to inks on yupo or in epoxy resin.
She transforms her passion for color and simplicity into art that does not attempt to represent reality, but seeks to achieve meaning through the eyes of the beholder.
Susan Tesluk manipulates a range of techniques and use of colors that offers the viewer an opportunity for joyful reflection.
Playing within a philosophical landscape, her art touches the fringes of the spiritual and metaphysical. Her imagery is influenced by the rhythm of her soul.
Exhibitions
Group Exhibition
Timmins Museum National Exhibition Center
Timmins, ON
Summer 2022/Winter 24/25
Artists of Northern Ontario Series
Featured Artist-Spa in the Woods
Timmins, ON
April-August 2023
Panorama Northern Ontario
Timmins Museum National Exhibition Center
Timmins, ON (Group Exhibition)
December 2023
14th Annual Contemporary Juried Art Exhibition
Museum of Northern History
Kirkland Lake, ON
2024
“Art a la Carte 2025” Exhibit
Part of the Exhibit at Ontario Legislative Building
Toronto, ON
2025
Ten Moir Gallery
Honourable Mention - Mellow Yellow 2025
Honourable Mention - Cityscapes 2025
Honourable Mention - Ebb & Flow 2025
Online
Ten Moir Gallery
Finalist - Color Void 2025
Finalist - Vibrant Color 2026
Online
Hunter Guise Gallery
Selected to Exhibit at the Hunter Guise Gallery
Barrie, ON
May 2026
ART COMP 2026
Part of 100 artists chosen globally to exhibit at the major Canadian non-profit art competition
London, ON
2026
ABSTRACT ARTIST OF THE YEAR
Prestige Magazine's Abstract Artist of the Year in Canada
Prestige Magazine
2026
Commissioned Artwork Project
Commissioned artwork project “From Foundation to Family” for opening of new long-term care home Timmins, ON
2026
Memberships
Northern Arts Connection
Porcupine Art Club
Northern Ontario Art Association