Ann Greene Kelly
American · b. 1988
Sculpture and Drawing
DESCRIPTION
Ann Greene Kelly is an American artist whose work investigates the relationship between the human body and domestic architecture. Her sculptures are often assemblages that combine vernacular objects, such as furniture and tires, with industrial materials like plaster and stone to create uncanny and semi-abstract forms. She received her BFA from the Maryland Institute College of Art in 2010. Kelly's work has been featured in significant exhibitions at the Hammer Museum, the New Museum, and the Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles.