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ANNE CANFIELD Born in 1976, Bethlehem, PA ANNE CANFIELD Born in 1976, Bethlehem, PA EDUCATION 1999 Bachelor of Fine Arts, Moore College of Art and Design, Philadelphia, PA magna cum laude 1998 Yale University Summer School of Painting and Music, Norfolk, CT SOLO & TWO – PERSON EXHIBITIONS 2017 “Anne Canfield | Jeff Carpenter”, 2020 Gallery, Lansdowne, PA 2016 “Anne Canfield & Gary Peterson”, Mount Airy Contemporary, Philadelphia, PA 2015 “Anne Canfield: Fleisher Wind Challenge 1 Exhibition”, Fleisher Art Memorial, Philadelphia, PA Alex Baker, Amze Emmons, Laura Deustch, Esperanza Cortes, jurors “Anne Canfield | Hiro Sakaguchi”, Nancy Margolis Gallery, New York, NY 2014 “Fugue State”, Seraphin Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2013 “Anne Canfield & Sun Young Kang”, University City Arts League, Philadelphia, PA 2011 “No Match for My Tiny Fortress”, Seraphin Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2009 “Fiber of My Being: Anne Canfield and Ana Hernandez”, Sam Quinn Gallery, Philadelphia, PA “Darla Jackson VS. Anne Canfield”, Bebe Benoliel Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2008 “Territorial”, Cerulean Arts, Philadelphia, PA 2007 “One Time”, One Meeting, Sam Quinn Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2005 ”Anne Canfield”, Afif Gallery, Philadelphia, PA SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2018 “I Dare! | Dare I?” Nancy Margolis Gallery, New York, NY 2017 “Cerulean Arts Invitational” Cerulean Arts, Philadelphia, PA “A More Perfect Union,” Asian Arts Initiative, Philadelphia, PA “Paper Work”, Snyderman - Works Galleries, Philadelphia, PA Alex Conner, Leigh Werrell, co- curators 2016-17“Gallery Artists: Pre-Christmas Exhibition”, Nancy Margolis Gallery, New York, NY 2016 “All You Need is Paper”, Artspace 1241, Philadelphia, PA Nancy Sophy, curator “Beyond Cold Polished Stones”, 2020 House Gallery, Lansdowne PA Anthony Campuzano, curator “MORE or LESS”, Nancy Margolis Gallery, NY, NY 2015 “Holiday Show: Works by CFEVA Artists and Alumni”, Bebe Benoliel Gallery, Philadelphia, PA “Privacy Made Public”, New Hope Arts Center, New Hope, NJ Alex Cohen, curator 2014 “The Woodmere Annual: 73rd Juried Exhibition”, Woodmere Art Museum, Philadelphia, PA Sarah McEneaney, juror “Small But Not Restricted”, Galleries at Moore, Philadelphia, PA Bridgette Mayer, juror 2013 “Dialogues and Correspondence”, Seraphin Gallery, Philadelphia, PA The Members Show; Second State Press, InLiquid, Philadelphia Photo Arts Center, Crane Arts Center, Philadelphia, PA “In Front of Strangers, I Sing: 72nd Annual Juried Exhibition”, Woodmere Art Museum, Philadelphia, PA Rubens Ghenov and Dona Nelson, jurors 523 WEST 25 STREET, NEW YORK, NY, 10001 | 212.242.3013 | NANCYMARGOLISGALLERY.COM 2 “Masters & Mavericks”, Seraphin Gallery, Philadelphia, PA “Centennial Juried Exhibition”, Delaware Art Museum, Wilmington, DE John B. Ravenal, curator “Maps”, Pagus Gallery, Norristown, PA Ryan Earl, curator 2012 “New Fiction”, Philadelphia, PA Brookes Britcher, curator “Wildly Human”, McCabe Library of Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, PA, Elizabeth Laplace, Francesca Bolfo, Soomin Kim, curators 2011 “The Printed Page”, Arcadia Gallery, Philadelphia, PA Gretchen Diehl, curator “Polarity”, Seraphin Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 2010 “Between the Studio and Facebook”, Main Line Art Center, Haverford, PA Chuck Thurow, curator “Printable”, Seraphin Gallery, Philadelphia, PA “The Philadelphia Story”, Woodmere Art Museum, Philadelphia, PA Sarah Roche, curator 2009 “To The Sea”, Barefoot Doctor, Philadelphia, PA Darla Jackson, curator “My Dog Speaks”, Seraphin Gallery, Philadelphia, PA Hiro Sakaguchi, curator 2008 “Perspectives”, Icebox Project Space, Philadelphia, PA Amie Potsik, curator “Emerging To Established”, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA Amie Potsik, Katherine Ware, curators “Far Away From the Beginning”, Leonard Pearlstein Gallery, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA Tara Caton, curator “Philadelphia Selections”, Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, Pittsburgh, PA Amie Potsik, curator “Natural Selection”, Maryland Art Place, Baltimore, MD Amie Potsik, curator 2007 “23 Degrees”, Ice Box Project Space, Philadelphia, PA Keesa Bond, curator “En Masse”, The Center for Emerging Visual Artists, Philadelphia, PA 2006 “From The Studio III”, The Center for Emerging Visual Artists, Philadelphia, PA Lia Gangitano, curator “Her Mark 2007”, Woman Made Gallery, Chicago, IL “19th Annual Northern Juried Arts Competition”, Nicolet College, Rhinelander, WI Phyllis Galembo, juror 2004 “Figure and Context”, Afif Gallery, Philadelphia, PA Liz Afif, curator HONORS & PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT 2015 Recipient Fleisher Wind Challenge Award, Fleisher Art Memorial, Philadelphia, PA 2015 Visiting Artist / Critic, Moore College of Art & Design, Philadelphia, PA 2015 Visiting Artist / Critic, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Philadelphia, PA 2013-14 Resident Artist, Soaring Gardens, Ora Lerman Trust, Laceyville, PA 2008 Housing Grant, Center for Emerging Visual Artists 2007 Fellow, Career Development Program, Center for Emerging Visual Artists, Philadelphia, PA 2001 The Rochelle Boonshaft Portrait Prize, Woodmere Art Museum's Annual Juried Exhibition 1998 Ellen Boetell Stockel Scholarship and Artist Fellowship, Yale University School of Art BIBLIOGRAPHY 2016 Joyful space – Anne Canfield and Gary Petersen at MAC, Roberta Fallon, artblog, April 17 Abstraction and Magic, Edith Newhall, The Philadelphia Inquirer, May 2 2015 Anne Canfield featured in Always Home, Book Publication, Fresh Paint Magazine 2014 Anne Canfield at Seraphin Gallery, Irena Frumkin, theartblog, Dec, 19 Close to Home, Edith Newhall, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Dec 15 Anne Canfield poetesse du reel, Jean-Paul Gavard-Perret, Salon Litteraire, Dec 5 Galleries: In Woodmere's Annual, paintings rule, Edith Newhall, The Philadelphia Inquirer, June 16 2013 Dialogues and Correspondence at the Seraphin Gallery, Allison Malafronte, Fine Art Connoisseur, August Woodmere Focuses on Contemporary Art, Edith Newhall, The Philadelphia Inquirer, June 2 2011 Le petit interview intempestif de: ANNE CANFIELD, Jean-Paul Gavard-Perret, Arts-Up, France Line Up, Victoria Donohue, The Philadelphia Inquirer, February 4 Holly Otterbein’s First Friday Hit List, Holly Otterbein, The Philadelphia City Paper, January 5 523 WEST 25 STREET, NEW YORK, NY, 10001 | 212.242.3013 | NANCYMARGOLISGALLERY.COM 3 2009 Anne Canfield; Portraits and Landscapes of Inner Selves, Olga Dvornikova, Too Shy To Stop, Nov. 23 Last Chance, My Dog Speaks, Holly Otterbein, The Philadelphia City Paper, June 2 Peering Into the Darker Side of the Animal World, Edith Newhall, The Philadelphia Inquirer, May 31 Animal Collective, Roberta Fallon, The Philadelphia Weekly, May 20 2008 Tiny Tales, Edith Newhall, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Dec.14 2007 Her Mark Datebook, Woman Made Gallery, Chicago, Illinois 523 WEST 25 STREET, NEW YORK, NY, 10001 | 212.242.3013 | NANCYMARGOLISGALLERY.COM .
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