Exhibiting

Annie’s artwork has been shown in a variety of galleries across the country. For a listing, please refer to her bio summary.

Her many different-sized shipping crates carry pieces safely via FedEx Ground for a reasonable fee. As few as seven or as many as 50 pieces can be shipped, depending on the exhibiting space available. Galleries should expect to cover both shipping and return fees, as well as insurance.

Sufficient advance notice is a priority in order to:

• finalize the pieces for exhibit
• prepare for shipping
• receive the work
• plan the hanging

Galleries within reasonable driving distance can eliminate shipping and the work will be driven round trip to the venue.

To increase an exhibit’s visibility, galleries may wish to host Annie in person to present her slide show, Death Valley, Okefinokee and Beyond, and to conduct photographic workshops.

“Scientific impressionism…celebrates the natural world very artistically…Her works are just so amazing in their content that they pull you into the image.”

-Liz Sommer, Assistant Curator of Arts at the Museum of Fine Arts in Springfield, Massachusetts

“…photographs of places and plants are classically composed…colors rich and intense…a yellow tulip with its curvaceous lines is as sensuous as a nude.”

-Anne Galloway, Art Reviewer for
The Times Argus, Barre, Vermont