Australian Artist
Anna Glynn
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Evening Tunnel By Anna Glynn


Anna Glynn is an Australian contemporary artist. She has exhibited in commercial and public galleries in Australia and overseas including the Zhu Qizhan Art Museum - a major public art museum in Shanghai and at the Kyoto Museum in Japan.  At the invitation of the Australian Trade Commission she has exhibited in USA, Canada & China.  She has had touring exhibitions at the Australian Museum, Korean International Art Fair, Shanghai Art Fair, Guangzhou International Art Fair and through State public galleries.  Her fine art work is represented in government, corporate and private collections. In 1998 she received an International Women’s Day Award for her contribution to 'Women, Art & the Community'.

She has been included in the following publications:

She is a member of various professional bodies including the

She has completed many commissions such as the year 2000 Millennium Sculpture Prize which is part of the collection of the Shoalhaven City Arts Centre. Her artist in residence includes those with public galleries, museums, government departments and in industry. 

Her book, 'Strange Memories,' is sixty pages featuring twenty five of her paintings. It explores the resonance of a journey in time through word and image. Strange Memories is currently in development as a stage production.

Anna Glynn curriculum vitae

photo of Anna Glynn

 

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about
"a sense of place.. .
an emotional response to a location...
the hidden stories in our geography…

“I am intrigued by the landscape as an entity both on its own,and as a stage for the performances that are acted out within it. 

My work embraces the landscape as a scene for this narrative where layers of time, the past and present, overlap.”

Evening Tunnel oil on canvas 122cm x 153cm