ANNE EDER
Anne Eder is an interdisciplinary artist and educator. She is respected and sought after internationally to exhibit, teach workshops, and participate on panels. She is currently a lecturer in the Lewis Center for the Arts, Princeton University, instructor in the Harvard Ceramics Program, Harvard University, faculty at Penumbra Foundation NYC, Santa Fe Workshops, and the Griffin Museum of Photography.
She teaches workshops at venues across the country and, via online learning, all over the world. Much of her work is experimental and research based, combining historic processes, science, and contemporary conceptual thinking. She is well known for her classes in sustainable photographic practice and processes, and for innovative discoveries regarding both photographic chemistry and integrating media.
Throughout her career she has been an advocate for increased access to the arts, and the creation of public art is a dedicated part of her practice. She lives in New England with her fabulous chihuahua, The Brain.
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● Over eight years of higher education teaching experience in photography and interdisciplinary art at prestigious institutions where she developed curriculum and taught inventive courses, such as Experimental Photography on Clay, The Sculptural Photograph, Interdisciplinary Projects, and Unbeaten Paths: Crosslinking Majors and the Arts, fostering interdisciplinary approaches in art education.
● Mounted notable solo exhibitions, including Sanctuary and Abjuration: Sentinels of the Ghostwood, a Solo Exhibition at The Halide Project (Philadelphia, PA) for 20/20 Photo Fest, and Tales From The Fells, a Solo Exhibition at A. Smith Gallery (Johnson City, TX). Exhibited in notable small group shows such as Women on the Edge: Alternative Processes in New England, at Vermont Center for Photography (Brattleboro, VT), The Art of Gum Bichromate, at Duncan Miller Gallery (Los Angeles, CA), The Mirror Revealed: Stories Told, Suffolk University Gallery, Boston, MA, with Cig Harvey, Dan Estabrook, Andrea Dezsö, and Catriona Baker and two flagship traveling exhibitions for Texas Photographic Society, one juried by Liz Wells.
● Published author in esteemed photography publications, including Anthotype Emulsions and Alternative Process Photography for the Contemporary Photographer, sharing expertise in alternative processes, and promoting ecologically responsible art-making techniques.
● Among Analog Forever Magazine’s Top 50 Analog Photographs of 2020.
● Honored as one of the “Top Ten Most Exciting Photographers of 2017” by Susan Bright, in presentations at the Unseen Amsterdam Photo Festival and Phoenix Art Museum.