Visiting Artist at 18th Street Arts Center in Santa Monica, California
October - December 2024
I am participating in Open Studios on October 20, from 3-7 pm. We are showing alongside the Pacific Standard Time art event Change the Future, with the Tom Van Sant show, ‘An Earth Twin at the Digital Dawn’. I will be showing my video, Boiling Seas Acid Seas, along with a new installation of printed video stills deriving from it.
The Royal West of England Academy 171 Annual Open Exhibition
14 September 2024 – 5 January 2025
My video, Boiling Seas Acid Seas, has been selected for exhibition in the RWA Annual Open in Bristol. I have been taking video footage of wetlands, watersheds and waves for several years, as part of my project about vulnerable wetlands and climate change. I have worked with my watery archive, using high-key un-naturalistic colours to conflate ideas of beauty and peril.
My work featured in Artists Responding To Magazine
Issue 10 Spring 2024
Read an Interview with Joana Alarcão, Insights of an Eco Artist here
Life Boat at APT Gallery, Deptford, London
28 March - 7 April 2024
Taking the lifeboat as a metaphor for precarity, eight artists respond to our uncertain times, ecological and social change and shifting landscapes, from both local and global perspectives.
Low Tide Walk in Deptford Creek
Friday 5 April 2024, 3:30- 5:30 pm
Followed by Tour of Life Boat at APT Gallery
Friday 5 April 2024, 5:30- 7:30 pm
This low tide walk takes you onto the river bed in the company of Creekside Discovery Centre conservationist, Nick Bertrand, to learn about the changing ecology of Deptford Creek. Programmed in tandem with wetlands work I am showing in Life Boat at APT Gallery.
Proceeds to Creekside Discovery Centre, a charity committed to maintaining Deptford Creek for people and wildlife and promoting conservation in the community.
Residency at Willapa Bay AiR, Oysterville, Washington 2023
I was invited to Willapa Bay AiR in Oysterville, Washington for a September residency. I had the opportunity to explore unique wetland and ocean habitats on Long Beach Peninsula, a finger of land encircled by the Pacific Ocean to the west; the Columbia River to the South and Willapa Bay to the east.
California Wetlands Research at 18th Street Arts Center
Santa Monica, California, 2022
I began new wetlands research in Southern California, during a residency at 18th Street Art Center in Santa Monica. I extended my project on vulnerable wetlands and climate change, taking video footage of the Los Angeles River Corridor and of coastal wetlands overshadowed by freeways. I became interested in the discrepancy between visuals of water and simultaneously recorded audio, and what sound can reveal about the geographical context. My research was supported by a Developing Your Creative Practice Grant from Arts Council England.
a-n Artist Bursary 2022
I have been awarded an Artist Bursary from a-n The Artist Information Company, for the first stage of a collaborative project with sculptor Alexandra Harley, investigating coastal erosion and premature tree death in the North Solent.
Artist Open Studios: Anne Krinsky, Jessi Ali Lin, Park Kyung Ryul
18th Street Art Center, Olympic Campus, Santa Monica
Sunday, November 20, 2022. 11 am - 4 pm
More information here.
Artist-in-Residence at 18th Street Art Center in Santa Monica, California
In November and December 2022, my research will focus on the Los Angeles River Corridor and the community campaign to revitalize the River. More information here.
Royal Academy of Arts Summer Exhibition 2022
21 June - 21 August 2022
Two of my prints, Erosion 1 and Sea Kale 1 have been selected for this year's Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. The theme chosen by the exhibition's coordinator, Alison Wilding RA, is Climate. Both limited edition prints stem from my recent project about vulnerable South Coast wetlands and climate change.
Sea Kale 1, Archival Pigment Print on Hannamuhle Photo Rag. 64 x 64 cm, 2022
Open Studios at Thames Side Studios
25 June 12-6 pm
I'll be opening my doors alongside hundreds of artists, designers and makers and will be participating in a group exhibition at Thames-Side Studios Gallery.
Arts Council England Developing Your Creative Practice Grant 2022
I have been awarded an Arts Council England Developing Your Creative Practice Grant for Watersheds. I will use the grant for new wetlands research on the Los Angeles River, during a residency at 18th Street Art Center in Santa Monica; professional development to make my print practice more sustainable; and a collaboration to bring together a group of artists working on climate, for dialogue and curatorial projects.
Video about Anne Krinsky: Fugitive, at the Worthing Museum & Art Gallery
Anne Krinsky: Fugitive
5 February - 1 May 2022
Worthing Museum and Art Gallery, Worthing, UK
More information about the exhibition here.
Images here.
Fugitive Programme of Talks
Anne Krinsky: Fugitive - Artist Talk
Learn about the process behind the FUGITIVE exhibition
Thursday 24 March, 6:30 pm
Marvellous Migrants: Birds of the South Coast
Marine Ornithologist Lizzie Hibberd talks about our wonderful South Coast Birds
Thursday 31 March, 6:30 pm
Bringing the Native Oyster Home Across Europe
Dr Joanne Preston speaks about the restoration of Oyster Reefs
Thursday 7 April, 6:30 pm
Sussex Kelp: Rewilding Our Seas
Marine Conservationist Sally Ashby talks about Kelp Restoration in a Climate Crisis
Thursday 21 April, 6:30 pm
Anne Krinsky: Wetlands Shifting Shorelines
29 October 2021 - 5 May 2022
The Seafront Gallery, Worthing, UK
An Outdoor Exhibition on the Worthing Promenade
Wetlands Shifting Shorelines, Installation Detail. More images here.
