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  Anne Beidler   
abeidler@agnesscott.edu
biography and information:

    Professor Anne Beidler has been on the faculty of
    Agnes Scott College since 1992, where she
    teaches drawing, printmaking, painting and book-
    arts.  

    Beidler's work includes prints, drawings, mixed-
    media paintings and artist books. Her projects
    include body/text, in which she creates large scale
    figural drawings and prints that examine
    representation and the body. In daphne, her large
    mixed media prints explore notions of longing and
    transformation.   Additional works addressing
    themes of self are titled: obsessing, night growth
    and the mother.

    The focus of her most recent studio project,
    gardens and gateways is based in the Buddhist
    sensibility found in poems such as those of the
    Chinese T'ang Dynasty poet, Han-shan.   In much
    the same way that a garden or temple gateway
    invites exploration and evokes ancient places or
    distant memories, her sequential works are like
    pages or visual maps and become gateways to
    new thoughts and images.

    Beidler has presented lectures on her work as a
    visiting artist and at professional conferences. She
    has exhibited widely both nationally and
    internationally. Her work is in private and public
    collections including those of Auburn University,
    the Wiregrass Museum in Alabama, the Kennedy
    Museum of Ohio University, and the School of
    the Art Institute of Chicago.
recent and upcoming:

    EXHIBITIONS:

    2010
    The Artful Scriptorium: An Artist's Book Exhibition, Climate Gallery,
    Long Island City,  NY

    Art Papers 11th Annual Auction (invited artist), Mason Murer Fine
    Art, Atlanta , Ga.

    Putting it all Together: Collage, Montage, and Assemblage, Climate
    Gallery, Long Island City, NY

    The Sketchbook Project,
    Art House Co-op,  Brooklyn, New York
    w/ exhibitions scheduled at multiple sites in the USA:
               January 29 - 30, 2010 : Art House Gallery, Atlanta, GA
               February 19 - 21, 2010 : 303 Grand, Brooklyn, NY (opening)
               April 8 - 11, 2010 : Art and Shelter Gallery, Los Angeles,
               April 16 - 18, 2010 : Soulard Art Market, St. Louis, MO
               May 7 - 9, 2010 : Home Gallery, Chicago, IL

    LECTURES:

    2010  presenting:“Visualizing the Buddhist Sensibility from the
    Poetry of Han Shan” ASIANetwork conference, Emory University,
    April 8-10

    2008  The University of Georgia Cortona Program.  Cortona, Italy.
    Visiting artist talk: “Finding Your Creative Voice via Artist Books”

    2008   Presented: “Gardens and Gateways: Journeys within Memory”
    Panel Title: Sharing Experience: The Role of Memory in Art
               Southeastern College Art Conference (SECAC), New Orleans.
earlier studio projects: