Born in Brooklyn, New York to Jamaican immigrant parents, Chantae Sudlow moved to Maryland at age seven, curious to explore the world around her. Demonstrating an early interest and aptitude for artistic expression, Chantae studied Studio Art and Art History at The University of Maryland College Park, graduating in 2011 with a Bachelor’s of Arts degree. 

 

While exploring multiple disciplines from 2007-2011, Chantaé had an affinity and grew expertise as a painter, printmaker and photographer - utilizing these art forms to visually express abstract concepts and emotionally connect with a diverse range of viewers to explore and elevate her lived experiences. 

 

As an abstract artist, Sudlow’s growing practice is inspired by prehistoric African art and principles of neoplasticism, cubism, surrealism and culture. She creates compositions that conjure, discuss and challenge the reality of her contemporary, social, and personal experiences. Sudlow’s preferred mediums are printmaking, painting in acrylic on canvas and paper and photography - all necessary in visually documenting her perspective, sometimes where a paintbrush cannot. She currently lives and works in Maryland.

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