Ann Daly (aka) Ann Burke Daly is a visual artist who lives in New York City, and has exhibited in the U.S. and abroad. She is the recipient of a John Anson Kittredge Foundation grant supporting current work on Anti-monuments: Versailles (A-view, A-wry) and In and around Felipe's Country Haunt (Re-Staging Grandpa's Garden).

Her current work, comprised of photographs and video work investigates a haptic and distorted space and temporalityin garden and landscape architecture, emphasizing melancholy, contradiction, and loss through the archive and an excess of traces, an excess of the index. Loss and absence are multiplied in the work through ordering, entropy, the excessive ornamentation on display at the sites and in the work—and through the technological specificity of photography. She is an alum of the Yale School of Art and the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program.

 


 

 
 
 

Anti-monuments, Versailles: A-view, A-wry, video still, for multi channel video installation, 2009
website content ©Ann Burke Daly, 2009