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Artist Statement:
My work explores identity
issues, chance as an element
in art and the Dada concept of
collage, but on a digital
level based on my photography,
digital painting and found
imagery. I consider digital
collage as the alchemy of our
day. We take base metal in
the form of images ...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Solo Shows
6/08 Power:
Grids & Shapes, Luna’s Cafe,
Sacramento CA
1/08 Power:
Grids & Shapes, Asylum
Gallery, Sacramento CA
Group Exhibitions
1/09 Greetings from Nada
Motel, Barrick Museum, UNLV,
Las Vegas
10/08 Urban Legends and
Country Tales, Bonita Museum,
4355 Bonita Road, Bonita, CA
2/08 ...
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Artist Galleries:
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Ann Tracy Biography:
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56
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Female
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Married
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0
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nothing that's organized |
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Graduate Work |
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| Your Personal Biography |
Ann Tracy has only been exhibiting work since 1993, but while she’s pursued other artistic endeavors – writing, acting, directing and making video for theatrical productions – she’s been making art. It was the illness and death of a sister artist and friend in 1994 that spurred her to begin to get her work out into the public eye, in the form of poster design and graphic arts. And it was the encouragement of artists like Esteban Villa (member of the RCAF-Royal Chicano Air Force) and Art Luna that pushed her even further into making more art and getting it out there.
Much of her work is based on photography (both digital and the very-low tech Holga camera) which enters the digital alchemist’s pot. She considers her digital collage or photomontage the alchemy of our day. Ann takes “base metal” in the form of images with one meaning, and then by adding or subtracting data she creates art with new meanings or perhaps meanings which need to be pondered. In some of her work she weaves in portions of images of herself which further implicates her view of the world. Like her Chicano compadre artistas, she has a tendency to gravitate toward strong colors which fuel the emotions behind the art. Other artist friends accuse her of being a Dada artist, because of her sense of humor.
Ann’s work has been exhibited from Japan to Maui to New York City. In 2003 her work, “Stop” was included in the catalog of the “Violence Against Women”, Group 78 Amnesty International show, Tokyo, Japan.
Her work is also included in the following web projects: “Me & My Shadow” http://www.selfshadows.com/ open project created by Javier A. Bedrina, Madrid, Spain; “The Bile Rose in Her Throat” - The Art Project: Artists Respond to Terrorism http://www.theartproject.net/ and “Merce Would be Proud” - Digital Pocket Gallery http://www.ikatun.com/digitalpocketgallery/june_pocket_list.html#Ann_Tracy
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