'Skippy & I
The Kangaroo & the Queen'
Visual Art
Graphite Drawing on Chinese paper
Finalist in the 2013 Nillumbik Prize. This artwork is created using rubbings of early Australian pennies on delicate Chinese shu xuan paper. The figures are made up of an amalgamation of painstaking rubbings of many early Australian pennies from different dates.
Read More →The Traveller
Video, Animation, Visual Art & Original Music
Winner Animation 2010 International Film Festival Ireland. The Traveller is an allegorical tale featuring a small intrepid voyager who takes a dreamlike journey in his quest to try and find his place in the world. Accompanied by a haunting original soundtrack, this simple and moving story employs the universal language of music and image.
Read More →Strange Memories
Visual Art, Original Music, Writing, Performance & Theatre
This multi media project is comprised of many exciting aspects: paintings, writing, music and performance.
The project came about through a strange synchronicity involving a place that Glynn had dreamt of for many years - a place to which she had always wanted to return.
Read More →Shanghai International Art Fair 2007
Visual Art
Evocative and poetic Australian contemporary art for investors and collectors was on show at the Shanghai Art Fair 2007. Glynn represented Australia as part of the Australian Pavilion at the Shanghai Art Fair 2007. She showed an exciting series of works: oil paintings and lithographs.
Read More →Guangzhou International Art Fair 2007
Visual Art
Evocative and poetic Australian contemporary art for investors and collectors was on show by Anna Glynn at the Guangzhou International Art Fair.
Read More →Landscapes & Lives
Visual Art, History & Community Collaboration
Introduction by Arthur Boyd: "In this series of paintings Anna has followed a personal and artistic journey. The works are derived from a physical and mental excursion into the Australian landscape and its myths..."
Meroogal Women's Art Prize Winner
Video, Sound, Visual Art & Animation
Anna Glynn was awarded first prize in the Historic Houses Trust’s 2009 Meroogal Women’s Arts Prize for her work ‘Verse Versus…’, a digital video art work which brings characters from Edward Lear’s poem ‘The New Vestments’ to life against a backdrop of images of the Historic Houses Trust property, Meroogal.
This work incorporates multi media: drawing, painting photography, sound, animation and video/film with special use of after effects - in essence a creation using a contemporary palette of artists’ tools.