Presentation at SPE South East!

Yay to Donna Cooper Hurt and our landing an Imagemaker slot at SPE South East which is being held in Greenville, North Carolina. An old stomping ground for me, it'll be lovely to see all my old friends again! Woot Woot! 

Donna and I will present and share our works concurrently as we resepond to race, class, and inequity in the South. Donna Cooper Hurt's work is about relationships to land through personal connections. Annie's work is about place and space and domesticity and power struggles.

Looking forward to showing my new Videos and interviews. 

Landscapes: Traditional Social and Political

A wonderful opportunity to exhibit with the likes of Aubrey Kauffman, Wendel White, Joshua Brilliant at Rider University Gallery in Lawrenceville, NJ. Taking the place in the fall, the show will speak to all kinds of landscapes. I hope to show my works Half Seen Half Told 1 and 2 and other works which speak to the curatorial premise...mostly political.

The exhibtion runs from September 18th - October 12 and there will be a gallery talk, moderated by Harry Naar, Gallery Director, on October 2 at 6PM. The official opening is on September 18th, 2014.

We hope to see as many folks as possible! Come one come all!

Annie

From the show….

Half Seen Half Told exhibition at Emory & Henry College Jan 14-Feb 8, 2014

Wow!What a visit to Emory and Henry College in Emory, Virginia!

This last week was a jam packed visit with plenty of interfacing with students, faculty and a wonderful turn out for my Artist Talk. thank you to all those that attended and a special big thank you to the folks that traipsed all the way from Virginia Intermont in Bristol, VA to come and hear me speak!

Also, big thanks to Anna Nenonen, L.E. Kincaid and Anita Coulthard and to Michael Wright, Charles Gooslby and Val Lyle. All great folks from E&H.

Here's a few pictures from my visit!

Half Seen Half Told exhibition at Emory and Henry

Phew! Just got the show off to Emory & Henry college just before Xmas. The 1912 Gallery is housed in an old Railway station so it is a sweet and compact gallery! Here is the front of the gallery....