10/21/2026
Venue 1: Marc Anderson and Anna Mae Tiry
M Anderson Gallery
44 S. 2nd Ave. | (920) 765-1332
Marc Anderson : Painting
Working within the tradition of representational landscape painting, I seek to portray the landscape with honesty, sensitivity, and reverence. Careful attention is given to subtle shifts in value and color temperature, particularly as they describe the interaction between objects and light. While my work emphasizes the physical qualities of light, color, and form, it is ultimately intended to foster a visceral connection between viewer and place.
My paintings are built through layered mark-making, combining passages of impasto paint with thin, transparent washes. This interplay creates a dynamic movement of light across the surface, as transparent layers take on a luminous quality. Through these painterly abstractions, forms gradually emerge, allowing individual marks to coalesce into a unified sense of place and reality.
Anna Mae Tiry : Glass
I think in terms of composition before content — negative space, color blocking, visual rhythm — and glass gives those principles weight and light they can't have on a page.
Much of my work builds from simple geometric vocabulary: fractured citrus forms, bands of color that read almost like type-setting, shapes in tension or in motion. A piece might start as a study in movement and cadence, or as a reduction of something familiar — a lemon, a lighthouse, a horizon line — down to its essential shapes and color relationships.
