Arrived at Milton: September 1973
Instructor of: Adv Independent Tutorial, AP Studio Art, Class IV Art
Degrees: B.A. Old Dominion University
Other Positions: Lamont Teaching Chair in the Humanities; arts board advisor; Nesto Gallery director

Integral with my life as teacher is my life as an artist. I find that one profession is constant fieldwork for the other. When teaching I use my insights gained from years of looking at art both past and present, as well as from studio work for creative new ways to help the students learn and understand the language of seeing visually. Each student’s ability to “ see/ observe” distinctly and imagine uniquely is my gauge for success as a teacher.

Common threads in all my work are the language of mark making, the passion for the process of making things, primarily paintings, and the quest to find spirit through matter. I have focused on nature and the urban landscape as a symbol for the convergence of ideas including mortality, regeneration, space, weight, weightlessness, space, architecture and weather.

Grants, Awards & Fellowships: Painting Finalist / Prix de Rome, American Academy in Rome: Blanche E Colman Foundation: Edna Saint Vincent Millay Artist Fellowship, Ballinglen Arts Foundation Fellowship, Ireland; Painting Finalist/ Massachusetts Artists Foundation Grant.

Selected Public Collections: Boston Museum of Fine Arts, The Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA, DeCordova Museum, Lincoln, MA, The Whitney Museum of American Art, NY The National Gallery, Washington D.C., The Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn NY, The Smithsonian Institute, Washington D.C., The Boston Public Library and The New York Public Library.

Anne's work is represented by the Alpha Gallery, Boston, Massachusetts and Jenkins Johnson Gallery, San Francisco, California.