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Siems - Feral Seer III
Siems - Bite
Siems - Hyena
Siems - Winter Swan
Siems - Doves
Siems - Hare Hand
Hyena - Swan Arm
Siems - Feminist
Siems - Winged Eye
Siems - Enough
Siems - Young Wisdom
Siems - Yes
Siems - Tree Keeper
Siems - Turtleneck
Siems - Top Knot
Siems - Top
Siems - Sweater
Siems - Silberblick
Siems - Psychedelic
Siems - Mod
Mod - Light
Siems - Knit
Siems - Jumper
Siems - Geometry
Siems - Freckles
Siems - Pink Fur Hat Drawing
Siems - Pink Drawing
Siems - Feminist Drawing
Siems - Enough Drawing
Siems - Dots II
Siems - Dots
Siems - Big Dots
Siems - Her Hare
Siems - Mod Hyena Drawing
Siems - Black Swan II Drawing
Siems - Pattern
Siems - Nude
Siems - Flower

Press Release

For the month of August, the gallery is pleased to present Bite by Anne Siems, a collection of paintings and works on paper which celebrates women of diverse backgrounds and amplifies their unique powers. In this exhibition, Siems has come full circle, as she has returned to placing the figure front and center. “The focus,” the artist states, “is on young women who are leading with their sharp intelligence, their bite, their self-confidence and the inherent beauty within.”

Anne Siems was born in Germany and received her MFA in 1991 from Hochschule der Kunste in Berlin. Her work shows a fascination with nature and the mystery of human experience. Figures are delicately rendered and embraced by flora and fauna, yet placed in ambiguous settings of time and space. Siems has exhibited in the United States since the mid-1980s, at galleries in Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle. Her work is included in the collections of the Arkansas Art Center in Little Rock, the Boise Art Museum, the Tacoma Art Museum, Microsoft, University Hospital in Seattle and the University of Washington, among others.