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Annie Morris
Annie Morris, 1978

The London-based artist was born in 1978 and studied at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris between 1997 and 2001 under Giuseppe Penonne. Morris’s multi-disciplinary practice draws on both personal experience and the history of art. Encompassing sculpture, tapestry, painting and drawing, Morris’s intuitive use of line weaves between abstraction and representation—at once both authoritative and imaginative. 

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Artworks

Stack 7, Cadmium Red, 2019, Foam core, pigment, concrete, steel, plaster, sand
Stack 3, Cobalt Turquoise, 2019, Foam core, pigment, concrete, steel, plaster, sand
Stack 8, Viridian Green, 2019, Foam core, pigment, concrete, steel, plaster, sand
Stack 8, Copper Blue, 2019, Foam core, pigment, concrete, steel, plaster, sand
Grid 17, Ultramarine Blue, 2019, Steel, thread, canvas
Stack 8, Ultramarine Blue, 2019, Foam core, pigment, concrete, steel, plaster, sand
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Exhibitions

EXPO Chicago
Art FairForthcoming: EXPO Chicago, 19 – 22 September 2019
ANNIE MORRIS
Internal (New York)Current: ANNIE MORRIS, 13 September – 19 October 2019

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Artists, Stack 7, Cadmium Red, 2019
, Foam core, pigment, concrete, steel, plaster, sand
Height 77 3/8 in. / 196 cm Width variable
Artists, Stack 3, Cobalt Turquoise, 2019
, Foam core, pigment, concrete, steel, plaster, sand
Height 72 1/2 in. / 183 cm Width variable
Artists, Stack 8, Viridian Green, 2019
, Foam core, pigment, concrete, steel, plaster, sand
Overall height: 95 3/4 in. / 243 cm Width: variable
Artists, Stack 8, Copper Blue, 2019
, Foam core, pigment, concrete, steel, plaster, sand
Overall height: 86 5/8 in. / 220 cm Width: variable
Artists, Grid 17, Ultramarine Blue, 2019
, Steel, thread, canvas
78 3/4 × 44 in. / 200 × 112 cm
Artists, Stack 8, Ultramarine Blue, 2019
, Foam core, pigment, concrete, steel, plaster, sand
Overall height: 90 1/2 in. / 230 cm Width: variable
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The London-based artist was born in 1978 and studied at the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris between 1997 and 2001 under Giuseppe Penonne. Morris’s multi-disciplinary practice draws on both personal experience and the history of art. Encompassing sculpture, tapestry, painting and drawing, Morris’s intuitive use of line weaves between abstraction and representation—at once both authoritative and imaginative.

The Stack sculptures are comprised of protuberant spheres, precariously arranged into columns. Sculpted in plaster, and occasionally cast in bronze, the forms are painted with hand-sourced, raw pigments in vivid hues such as Ultramarine, Viridian and Ochre, which give the surface an opaque, lumpen quality. Morris’s drawing and tapestry combine personal ciphers with abstract mark-making and grid-like structures.

Selected Group Exhibitions
2018Astrup Fearnley Museum, Oslo, Norway
Surface Work, Victoria Miro, London, UK
2017Peter Doig Gala Exhibition, Whitechapel Gallery, London, UK
Women and Gluck, The Fine Art Society, London, UK 
2015After Marcel Duchamp, The Fine Art Society, London, UK
2014The Summer Show, The Royal Academy, London, UK
2013

Sculpture Al Fresco III, Great Fosters Sculpture Park, Surrey, UK

2010The House of Fairy Tales, Tate St Ives, Cornwall, UK
Selected Public and Private Collections
Louis Vuitton Foundation, Paris/Shanghai
University of Colorado Art Museum, Colorado
Modern Forms, London
Cranford Collection, London
Kistefos Museet, Norway
Perez Collection, Miami
The Gersh Collection, Los Angeles
Missoni Family Collection, Italy
Victoria and Warren Miro, London
Soho House Collection, London
Hotel Crillon Collection, Paris
De Grisogono Collection, New York
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