Susan Wood has worked on assignments for Vogue, New York Magazine, Newsweek and Vanity Fair over the course of her career. Mademoiselle named her as one of their ten ‘Women of the Year’ in 1961. Celebrity portraits of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Betty Friedan, Norman Mailer, Joseph Heller, Ted Kennedy, Gloria Steinem and Susan Sontag evolved from her personal friendships with writers, authors and artists. As an international photojournalist, her work is represented by Getty Images and the Library of Congress.

‘Susan Wood’s magical photographic view of women will let everyone will see why the camera was invented.’ — GLORIA STEINEM ‘Wood’s shots offer a much more candid, colourful, and insightful tale.’ — UNA MULLALLY

Susan Wood has worked on assignments for Vogue, New York Magazine, Newsweek and Vanity Fair over the course of her career. Mademoiselle named her as one of their ten ‘Women of the Year’ in 1961. Celebrity portraits of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Betty Friedan, Norman Mailer, Joseph Heller, Ted Kennedy, Gloria Steinem and Susan Sontag evolved from her personal friendships with writers, authors and artists. As an international photojournalist, her work is represented by Getty Images and the Library of Congress.

‘Susan Wood’s magical photographic view of women will let everyone will see why the camera was invented.’ — GLORIA STEINEM ‘Wood’s shots offer a much more candid, colourful, and insightful tale.’ — UNA MULLALLY

Susan Wood has worked on assignments for Vogue, New York Magazine, Newsweek and Vanity Fair over the course of her career. Mademoiselle named her as one of their ten ‘Women of the Year’ in 1961. Celebrity portraits of John Lennon and Yoko Ono, Betty Friedan, Norman Mailer, Joseph Heller, Ted Kennedy, Gloria Steinem and Susan Sontag evolved from her personal friendships with writers, authors and artists. As an international photojournalist, her work is represented by Getty Images and the Library of Congress.

‘Susan Wood’s magical photographic view of women will let everyone will see why the camera was invented.’ — GLORIA STEINEM ‘Wood’s shots offer a much more candid, colourful, and insightful tale.’ — UNA MULLALLY