"Ann Johnson"

From Hooks-Epstein Gallery: “Ironic by Ann Johnson explores family, community, and Black womanhood—specifically being seen and seeing the women in the shadows. Johnson uses the ironing board as a sacred symbol that represents the backbreaking…

From Lawndale Art Center: “Derived from the Ghanian word “sankofa,” meaning “one must acknowledge the past in order to move forward,” The Sankofa Project is a multi-year curatorial project examining…

“Acknowledge is an exhibition of printmaking and mixed media. In her latest exhibition, Acknowledge, Ann Johnson explores the truths and consequences of slavery. She incorporates a futuristic approach to the subject…

A two person exhibition featuring work by Ann Johnson and Kaneem Smith.

A show of prints by Ann Johnson.

Ann Johnson’s You Can’t See is a body of work that examines race, gender, and politics. In Unnatural Order, Desira Garcia explores the lost connection between the individuals of today’s…

An exhibition of prints, text, and found objects by Ann Johnson. Converse: Real Talk invites audiences to discuss real issues such as issues in the town of Ferguson and immigration, all while…

In conjunction with PrintAustin, Houston-based artist Ann ‘Sole Sister’ Johnson presents a pop-up exhibition and discussion about her experimental printmaking process– including intaglio on feathers and leaves, iron relief prints,…

A series of works by mixed-media artist Ann “Sole Sister” Johnson incorporating decorative basketball goals and investigating social issues.

Art League Houston presents Bās, the fourth collaborative exhibition by artists Rabe’a Ballin, Ann Johnson, Delita Martin and Lovie Olivia, which examines and transforms personal experiences, family histories, and cultural…

From Cris Worley Fine Arts: “Cris Worley Fine Arts is pleased to announce, Earthworks – West Texas a solo exhibition of new works by gallery artist Anna Elise Johnson. This…

"We love this work and are trying to figure out how to manifest more hours in the day." 

An exhibition featuring new oil paintings by artist Anna Elise Johnson. The images for the works in the show are sourced from photographs taken by the artist.

A show of works by Los Angeles-based artist Anna Elise Johnson. “Johnson’s three-dimensional collages utilize photographs of political, economic, and diplomatic meetings to create small-scale, mise-en-scéne containing ambiguous, but striking narratives…