Ann Lewis is a multidisciplinary activist artist who uses painting, installation, social practice, and participatory performance in public spaces to explore societal-scale harm prevention through feminist pedagogy, community, and myth. Her work speculates on a future bereft of violence through communal creative healing sessions, the embodied contemplation of definitive autonomy, and nonviolent modes of creation. Ann has created public art in many cities, such as New York, San Antonio, Detroit, Boston, and Pittsburgh.
Additional Artworks
From PIT Art in the Airport Program
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Sandy Kessler-Kaminski
Workers Mural, 2022
acrylic paint
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Brian Peters
Building Bytes, 2021
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Ramon Riley
A16 - BRIDGES: Untitled ||, 2016
Pigment on paper, oil paint, graphite
78 x 51 in
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Toby Fraley
Fraley's Robot Repair, 2015
Mixed Media
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April Friges
Selected Works from 'Spectator' and 'CMY RGB', 2014-2018
Colored Photographic Paper
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Daviea Davis
Pittsburgh; Then (and) Pittsburgh; Now, 2007
Salvaged Glass
There are two sections at 126.5" wide each
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Zachary Woods
A Melting Pot of Steel Women
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Liz Beatty
C51