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Anne Krinsky
Residency:
November-December 2022

Anne Krinsky, Wetlands Shifting Shorelines, 2021. Partial View of 20 panels, each 35.5 x 35.5 inches. Digital Print on Dibond Aluminum. Seafront Promenade, Worthing, England. Photo by Anne Krinsky. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky, Wetlands Shifting Shorelines, 2021. Partial View of 20 panels, each 35.5 x 35.5 inches. Digital Print on Dibond Aluminum. Seafront Promenade, Worthing, England. Photo by Anne Krinsky. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky, Sea Kale 1, 2021. 35.5 x 35.5 inches. Digital Print on Dibond Aluminum. Photo by Anne Krinsky. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky, Sea Kale 1, 2021. 35.5 x 35.5 inches. Digital Print on Dibond Aluminum. Photo by Anne Krinsky. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky, Wetlands Shifting Shorelines, 2021. Partial View of 20 panels, each 35.5 x 35.5 inches. Digital Print on Dibond Aluminum. Seafront Promenade, Worthing, England. Photo by Anne Krinsky. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky, Wetlands Shifting Shorelines, 2021. Partial View of 20 panels, each 35.5 x 35.5 inches. Digital Print on Dibond Aluminum. Seafront Promenade, Worthing, England. Photo by Anne Krinsky. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky, The Ephemera Scrolls, 2019. Partial View of 10 scrolls, each 79 x 24 inches. Reading Stones: Anne Krinsky / Carol Wyss / Susan Eyre, St. Augustine’s Tower Hackney, London. Archival Digital Prints on Platinum Etching Paper. Photo by Anne Krinsky. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky, The Ephemera Scrolls, 2019. Partial View of 10 scrolls, each 79 x 24 inches. Reading Stones: Anne Krinsky / Carol Wyss / Susan Eyre, St. Augustine’s Tower Hackney, London. Archival Digital Prints on Platinum Etching Paper. Photo by Anne Krinsky. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky, Submerged, 2017. Partial View of 8 Tropical Thames panels, 87 x 63 inches. Digital Print on Dibond Aluminum. Crossrail Place Roof Garden, London, UK. Photo by Anne Krinsky. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky, Submerged, 2017. Partial View of 8 Tropical Thames panels, 87 x 63 inches. Digital Print on Dibond Aluminum. Crossrail Place Roof Garden, London, UK. Photo by Anne Krinsky. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky, River Walls, 2016. 53 x 39 inches. Acrylic and Collage on Aluminum Panel. Tide Line Thames, Thames Side-Studios Gallery, London. Photo by Ed Saye. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky, River Walls, 2016. 53 x 39 inches. Acrylic and Collage on Aluminum Panel. Tide Line Thames, Thames Side-Studios Gallery, London. Photo by Ed Saye. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky, Brackish 2, 2022. 31.5 x 47 inches. Archival Pigment Print on Hannamuhle Photo Rag. Anne Krinsky: Fugitive at Worthing Museum and Art Gallery, Worthing, England. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky, Brackish 2, 2022. 31.5 x 47 inches. Archival Pigment Print on Hannamuhle Photo Rag. Anne Krinsky: Fugitive at Worthing Museum and Art Gallery, Worthing, England. Courtesy of the Artist.
Anne Krinsky. Photo by Richard Manders.
Anne Krinsky. Photo by Richard Manders.

Anne Krinsky is a London-based artist, born in the US. She works with paint, print, photography and video. Research underpins her practice and she has made installations in response to materials in archived collections in the US, UK and India. Fascinated by the ephemeral nature of the physical world, Anne investigates overlooked structures in the natural and lived environments. She trained as a printmaker, and layering – of ideas, images and media – lies at the heart of her process. Since 2018, Anne has been working on an international project about vulnerable wetlands and climate change. At 18th Street, she will focus on the Los Angeles River Corridor and on coastal wetlands near LA. She has been awarded an Arts Council England Developing Your Creative Practice Grant to fund her research.

Anne’s latest documentation of wetlands on England’s South Coast, culminated in two recent exhibitions in Worthing, England—outdoors on the Seafront Promenade and at the Worthing Museum and Art Gallery. Anne has been awarded an Artists International Development Fund Grant, an Artist Bursary and two Grants for the Arts from Arts Council England. Canary Wharf Arts commissioned Tropical Thames, her 2017 print installation in Crossrail Place Roof Garden, for London’s Totally Thames. The British Museum, Boston Public Library, collector Graham Gund and U.K. charity, Paintings in Hospitals have purchased her works, as have numerous corporate and private collectors. She has been in residence at METAL, Southend, England; Fundacion Valparaiso, Mojacar, Spain; Millay Colony for the Arts, Austerlitz, NY; Sanskriti Foundation, Delhi, India; Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, Amherst, VA and Oberpfälzer Künstlerhaus, Schwandorf, Germany, among others.

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