ABOUT

Ann Snell is an award-winning multidisciplinary artist. Her art celebrates diversity and sheds light on stories untold. The female gaze is central to Snell’s practice, challenging societal constructs that have repressed minorities and whitewashed our history’s truth. Seeding the series ‘Herstory’ 2016 - present.

Snell's involvement in Indigenous communities representing 240 Indigenous artists in her Surry Hills Gallery, Ann Snell Gallery 2003–2016, and her role as a mother of Indigenous children influences her work. Themes inspired by First Nations peoples living philosophies invite viewers to explore the connections between humanity and the natural world.

2022, Finalist in the Tom Bass Sculpture Studio, Figurative Sculpture Awards, Sydney

2020, Winner of International Women Prize, Tap Gallery, Sydney.

2013 -2016 partnered with a Seattle Gallery, ArtXContemporary formerly known as ArtXchange in the USA, to represent her Indigenous art collection.

2003 -2016 Ann Snell Gallery - Specialising in Indigenous Art, Surry Hills, Sydney

2003 Finalist in the Woolarha Small Sculpture Prize, Sydney