Anne Savedge facts for kids
Anne Savedge is an American artist who creates amazing photographs. She is also an art educator, which means she teaches others about art.
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Anne Savedge's Education and Teaching Career
Anne Savedge went to college at James Madison University and Virginia Commonwealth University. She studied art and photography there.
After her studies, Anne Savedge became a teacher. She taught art at several places. These include the Chesterfield Technical Center, Brightpoint Community College, and the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. She helped many students learn about photography and art.
Art Exhibitions and Shows
Anne Savedge is famous for her art shows, called exhibitions. In these shows, she displays her photographs for people to see. She often creates groups of photos called "series" that have a special theme.
Some of her interesting photo themes include cowgirls, waterfalls, swimmers, and belly dancers.
- In 2016, she had an exhibition called Shootin' at a place called Artspace. This show was inspired by her interest in Westerns and cowboys.
- Another exhibition she had at Artspace was in 2012. It was called Seasons and Gardens.
Anne Savedge was also chosen for a special art show. This show was at the Richmond Public Library. It featured artists who had been creating wonderful art for more than 25 years.
Where Her Art Is Kept (Collections)
Anne Savedge's photographs are so good that many important art places have bought them. When an art place buys a piece of art, it becomes part of their "collection." This means her work is kept safe and can be seen by many people.
Her art is in the collections of:
- Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
- Center for Photography at Woodstock
- Taubman Museum of Art
- Longwood Center for the Visual Arts
- Chrysler Museum of Art
Her Photography in Books
Anne Savedge's photographs are not just in museums. Her pictures and her thoughts about how she takes photos have also been used in books. Famous photographers and people who study the history of photography have included her work in their publications. For example, her photos were featured in a book called Light and Lens: Photography in the Digital Age by Robert J. Hirsch.
