Anna Sexton
Anna holds a Master in Art History from the Université de Strasbourg as well as a BA in International Relations with a focus in Eastern Europe and a BA in Art History from the University of Washington, Seattle. She also holds a University Diploma in Superior French Studies from the Université de Franche-Comté, Besançon.
Articles by Anna Sexton
Interview With Adriano Marinazzo: Michelangelo Masterpieces in the USIn an unprecedented exhibition, several of Michelangelo’s preparatory drawings for the Sistine Chapel will be presented in the US. Curator Adriano Marinazzo provides insight into this exciting opportunity.
TheCollector Interviews Anys Reimann, Contemporary ArtistArtist Anys Reimann recently sat down with TheCollector to discuss her artistic process and plethora of inspirations. Read on to discover her work and upcoming projects!
Artist Anys Reimann recently sat down with TheCollector to discuss her artistic process and plethora of inspirations. Read on to discover her work and upcoming projects!
TheCollector Interviews Artist Inna Levinson: From Paint to PixelsArtist Inna Levinson uses the physical quality of her paintings to reflect on the phenomena of an increasingly digital world—soon on display in Berlin. Read on to discover her work!
Artist Inna Levinson uses the physical quality of her paintings to reflect on the phenomena of an increasingly digital world—soon on display in Berlin. Read on to discover her work!
TheCollector interviewt die zeitgenössischen Künstlerin Toni MauersbergToni Mauersberg, eine zeitgenössische Künstlerin aus Berlin, gewährt uns einen besonderen Einblick in ihren künstlerischen Prozess—von großen theologischen Fragen bis hin zu Fragen über Farb-Wendungen.
Toni Mauersberg, eine zeitgenössische Künstlerin aus Berlin, gewährt uns einen besonderen Einblick in ihren künstlerischen Prozess—von großen theologischen Fragen bis hin zu Fragen über Farb-Wendungen.
TheCollector Interviews Contemporary Artist Toni MauersbergToni Mauersberg, contemporary artist based in Berlin, offers us special insight into her artistic process—everything from asking big theological questions to considering which paint to use.
Toni Mauersberg, contemporary artist based in Berlin, offers us special insight into her artistic process—everything from asking big theological questions to considering which paint to use.
TheCollector Interviews Omar Rahbany: Musician & ComposerHailing from the legendary Rahbani music family, Lebanese musician and composer Omar Rahbany sat down with TheCollector to discuss his music and inspirations.
Federal Art Project: Documentary Film Exploring the Arts of the WPASet for a relaunch, the documentary Enough to Live on: The Arts of the WPA celebrates the Great Depression-era art to come out of the WPA and Federal Art Project.
Set for a relaunch, the documentary Enough to Live on: The Arts of the WPA celebrates the Great Depression-era art to come out of the WPA and Federal Art Project.
You Are Not Yourself: Barbara Kruger’s Influence on Feminist ArtIn the 1980s, postmodern feminist art was on the rise. By analyzing Barbara Kruger’s work 'You Are Not Yourself', we can explore how Kruger influenced this movement.
Inside the Brothel: Depictions of Prostitution in 19th Century FranceWith the rise of French Impressionism came a revolutionary new way of depicting prostitution. Gone were the mysterious and romanticized girls once these painters discovered the reality inside 19th-century brothels.
With the rise of French Impressionism came a revolutionary new way of depicting prostitution. Gone were the mysterious and romanticized girls once these painters discovered the reality inside 19th-century brothels.
Joseph Beuys and Anselm Kiefer: German Postwar ArtistsThe reconstruction era sought to repress the memory of Nazism. Joseph Beuys and Anselm Kiefer, however, addressed their country’s recent atrocities through their art.
Famous Artworks by Anonymous: Must Art be Connected to an Artist?From anonymous painters to certain street artists, many famous artworks deconstruct the idea that it is the artist who gives art its value. Here are some well-known examples.
From anonymous painters to certain street artists, many famous artworks deconstruct the idea that it is the artist who gives art its value. Here are some well-known examples.
Abstract Expressionism and the CIA: Waging A Cultural Cold War?Nothing is more American than Abstract Expressionism: its style embodies freedom and personal expression. What better way than this for the CIA to combat the rigid style of Socialist Realism?
Nothing is more American than Abstract Expressionism: its style embodies freedom and personal expression. What better way than this for the CIA to combat the rigid style of Socialist Realism?