My artwork is a series of experiments
My artwork is layered
My artwork is full of color
My artwork glides across disciplines
My artwork is driven by wordplay
My artwork is this poem
My artwork is layered
My artwork is full of color
My artwork glides across disciplines
My artwork is driven by wordplay
My artwork is this poem
I am a interdisciplinary visual artist, designer and adjunct art professor at Suffolk Community College. Born to Irish parents, I grew up in England. I make experimental projects using a variety of forms — social practice installations, paintings, poetry, videos, and photographic experiences.
My current series is about CHATbots and my intimate moments with them. My works build slowly. Even small works are repeatedly built-up, and layered until their fragile existence feels complete. Line, color, shape, and material build upon one another, and shapes repeat. I explore the relationship between pattern and layering, I am continuously concealing and revealing organic moments. My works are drawn from the language of abstraction, color theory, and the abstract expressionist movement to create works that are an unrestrained layering of patterns on patterns. I am interested in paint, photgrapghy, collage, installation and the magical intersection of life.
Bio
Annemarie Waugh is an interdisciplinary artist, designer, and educator working in painting, photography, and installation with a dash of poetry tucked in. Her practice encompasses studio-based work, and public projects that involve community participation.
Waugh received her MFA in Studio Art from Stony Brook University and BA (Hons) from Central Saint Martins. Based on the Northshore of Long Island, she has exhibited her work at; MOCA, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Patchogue, Christie’s London, Farmingdale State College, The Zuccaire Gallery, Stony Brook, You + Me, Artist Films, Berlin, The Long Island Museum, Stony Brook, NY, Gallery North, Setauket, NY, Serendip Gallery, Kobe Japan, Orchard Street Gallery, NYC, Aferro Gallery, NJ, and Chase Contemporary, Bridgehampton among others.
Sponsorships include the Stephanie Dinkins Kusama Scholarship, The Office of Inclusion & Diversity, Stony Brook University, and The Ashley Schiff Scholarship. Special projects include; The New York Times, World Finanical Center, Network by Paddy Johnson, Fontaninilab.org, Raygun Magazine, The Boston Globe, Doctors Without Borders, Paul Smith, London, Freuds, London, and The Warehouse, UK, AIGA NYC chapter among others. Waugh teaches visual art at Suffolk County Community College and the Memory program at the Art League.
Her artworks can be found in public and corporate collections including; The Long Island Museum, VH1, Man Made Music, Showtime and Doyle Partners.
Email:
amg253@gmail.com
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amg253@gmail.com
Broken, 2021