Ann Wolff Legendary Series Exhibition and Presentation.

I am honored to share this Habatat-Zoom featuring legendary artist Ann Wolff. This talk took place May 15th, 2021. Ann Wolff is one of the founders of the international Studio Glass Movement and was at the center of attention as early as end of the 1960s. In her 50-year career, the sculptor has repeatedly created works that make people think. Ann Wolff has just produced a new short film and shared it for the first time during this presentation. We experienced a video of her studio and took a tour of the exhibition now on display. We also saw a glimpse into the drawing and metal work by the artist. The artist has dealt with glass all her life. With glass, she has allowed the world a glance at her esthetic sentimentality, and she has created homogenous objects. Ever recurring themes predominant in her works are womanhood and habitation. Her objects are mostly monochrome, often kept in warm earthy tones. They radiate calmness and strength. Ann Wolff was born in Lübeck, Germany in 1937, studied at the Hochschule für Gestaltung (University of Design and Art) in Ulm, Germany, then she worked as a designer in Sweden. Between 1993 and 1998, Ann Wolff worked as a professor at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste (University of Fine Arts) in Hamburg. Today, she works as a freelance artist in Sweden and Berlin. The Swedish Royal family has acquired several of her works. I invite you to share this presentation via social media and with any one who would enjoy it. See more work of the artist at . View Ann Wolff’s video here: View Ann Wolff’s exhibition here: Please share this video with anyone that would enjoy it!