Anna Morgan

Anna Morgan is a contemporary visual artist whose vibrant and evocative works explore the intersections of memory, identity, and transformation. Born in 1987 in Portland, Oregon, Morgan developed an early fascination with color and storytelling, which led her to study fine arts at the Rhode Island School of Design. Her multidisciplinary practice encompasses painting, mixed media, and installation, skillfully blending abstract forms with figurative traces drawn from personal and collective histories.

Throughout her career, Morgan’s art has been exhibited at leading galleries in New York, Los Angeles, and Berlin, earning her a reputation for her dynamic techniques and emotionally resonant imagery. Her work often reflects a deep engagement with themes of change and growth, inspired by experiences of migration, familial heritage, and the shifting landscapes of the American West. In addition to her studio practice, Morgan is active as a teaching artist and community organizer, fostering creativity and inclusion through collaborative arts initiatives.

Her pieces are held in private and public collections internationally, continuing to inspire dialogue around the ways in which art can serve as both refuge and catalyst for change.