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Anna Weyant in
In New York, Thinking of You: Part II

May 6–June 3, 2023
FLAG Art Foundation, New York
www.flagartfoundation.org

In New York, Thinking of You is a two-part group exhibition featuring largely new or never-before-shown artworks by over two dozen female, female-identifying, and nonbinary artists. Centering on painting, the exhibition highlights a range of subjects, formal disciplines, conceptual practices, and approaches to art making. Work by Anna Weyant is included.

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Anna Weyant in
Women of Now: Dialogues of Memory, Place & Identity

February 12–May 15, 2022
Green Family Art Foundation, Dallas
www.greenfamilyartfoundation.org

Celebrating the unique voices of some of the most compelling rising female artists working today, Women of Now features twenty-eight artists who synthesize memory and a sense of place as artistic tools to impart their unique identities to the world, generating a conversation about what it means to be a woman in our time. Work by Anna Weyant is included.

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Artists Inspired by Music
Interscope Reimagined

January 30–February 13, 2022
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
www.lacma.org

To mark the thirtieth anniversary of Interscope Records, the company invited artists to select albums and songs from Interscope’s groundbreaking catalogue and fostered exchanges between artists and musicians to generate resonant pairings. The exhibition, which includes more than fifty works, brings an intergenerational group of visual artists into dialogue with iconic musicians from the last three decades, providing a fresh perspective on influential music for the present moment. Work by John Currin, Jennifer Guidi, Damien Hirst, Titus Kaphar, Takashi Murakami, Richard Prince, Ed Ruscha, and Anna Weyant is included.

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and I will wear you in my heart of heart

May 1–August 13, 2021
FLAG Art Foundation, New York
www.flagartfoundation.org

Centering on a gesture of care, the exhibition and I will wear you in my heart of heart explores the myriad ways in which thirty-five artists evoke tenderness through depictions of lovers and friends, familial exchanges, moments of solitude, and even a cowboy and his pastel pink unicorn. The exhibition includes recent and new works created for the exhibition that embody the cross-generational resurgence in figuration as a mode of exploring identity, cultural histories, and personal experiences. Work by John Currin and Anna Weyant is included.