Kleinberg showed related paintings and drawings at Venice Design Gallery, Venice, Italy (2001) and a preview installation at the Stark Gallery in New York (2001). In 2002 the piece was shown along with related prints at the Tasende Gallery in Los Angeles and the Tasende Gallery in La Jolla, CA; as well as at a benefit and lecture for the Skirball Museum in Los Angeles. In 2002, Ms. Kleinberg showed at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes in Buenos Aires, for the Biennale of Buenos Aires and delivered one of the opening lectures. Kleinberg prepared the Italian version of "Fear Not" for the 2001 Venice Biennale at the American Academy in Rome, where she was Visiting Artist in Residence; and where six years earlier she prepared her "Sposalizio del Mar" installation for the 1995 Venice Biennale. "Sposalizio del Mar", whose reference is to the most important ceremony of the Venetian Republic, the Sposalizio Del Mar: the marriage of the Doge to the sea, floated in the Grand Canal between San Marco and San Giorgio. It was a bright yellow ring, based on the Apollo space capsule's flotation collar, filled with the golden detritus of Venetian history to the present. An audio tape of people talking about living in relation to the sea accompanied it. The piece was ultimately sold to the Province of Lake Como. The beginnings of all of this work were shown at the Castelli Gallery in New York. In 1994, she installed a permanent piece in the board room of Human Rights Watch's International Headquarters in New York. Kleinberg traveled to Aurangabad, India in the spring of 1992 at the invitation of the Sarabai family, who have invited artists for many years to live and work there for extended periods of time. Complete information about her work may be found at www.susankleinberg.com