Anna Glynn – Regional Futures Exhibition
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Award winning Shoalhaven artist, Anna Glynn creates work investigating the connection between humans, history, nature, land, place, physical and the ephemeral.
Anna’s work will be a part of the Regional Futures exhibition at the;
Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre, 24 June to 24 September 2023.
‘Regional Futures’ is a two year project that invites artists to respond the question, ‘what does the future look like in our region’?
Anna was chosen to represent the south coast with her work spanning the mediums of painting, drawing, installation, moving image, sound and sculpture.
For ‘Regional Futures’ Anna is creating ‘DWELLING’, an installation incorporating moving image and sound which explores the intersection of the human world and our local landscape, both contemporary and prior to European settlement.
‘DWELLING’ echoes what was and what may become our regional future by providing a subtle but thoughtful avenue for reflection.
