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Back to the roots, 2019

Anna Boghiguian, Back to the Roots, 2019, encaustic on paper, metal, wood, dimensions variable, installation view Spark Vienna 2021, photo: Markus Woergoetter
Anna Boghiguian, Back to the Roots, 2019, encaustic on paper, metal, wood, dimensions variable, installation view Spark Vienna 2021, photo: Markus Woergoetter
Anna Boghiguian, Back to the Roots, 2019, encaustic on paper, metal, wood, dimensions variable, installation view Spark Vienna 2021, photo: Markus Woergoetter
Anna Boghiguian, Back to the Roots, 2019, encaustic on paper, metal, wood, dimensions variable, installation view Spark Vienna 2021, photo: Markus Woergoetter
Anna Boghiguian, Back to the Roots, 2019, encaustic on paper, metal, wood, dimensions variable, installation view Spark Vienna 2021, photo: Markus Woergoetter
Anna Boghiguian, Back to the Roots, 2019, encaustic on paper, metal, wood, dimensions variable, installation view Spark Vienna 2021, photo: Markus Woergoetter
Anna Boghiguian, Back to the Roots, 2019, encaustic on paper, metal, wood, dimensions variable, installation view Spark Vienna 2021, photo: Markus Woergoetter

encaustic on paper, metal, wood
dimensions variable
installation view Spark Vienna 2021
photos: Markus Woergoetter

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Anna Boghiguian

Anna Boghiguian was born in Cairo, Egypt, in 1946 and has Armenian roots. She studied political and social science at the American University of Cairo and holds a BFA in fine arts and music from the Concordia University in Montreal, Canada. Since the early 1970s, her art has emerged from various movements around the globe, translating a nomadic experience and gaze into painting and installation, collages and books. As a traveling artist, she tells of how people and ideas, relationships and goods vary and evolve, sometimes bright and fluid, sometimes bound in inequality and oppression. Boghiguian's broad insight into literature and worlds of thought makes her art a profound source of contemplation. In 2015 Boghiguian received the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale and in 2024 she will be awarded the 30th Wolfgang-Hahn-Prize of the Society for Modern Art at the Museum Ludwig in Cologne. Her work has been featured in major solo exhibitions around the world, most recently at the Power Plant, Toronto (2023) Kunsthaus Bregenz in Venice (2022), IVAM, Valencia (2021), SMAK, Ghent (2020), Tate St. Ives (2019), the New Museum (2018) and the Museum der Moderne, Salzburg (2018) and in numerous international group shows including the 22nd Sydney Biennale (2020), Castello di Rivoli, Torino (2019), the Museum of Modern Art, New York City (2017) and the dOCUMENTA (13), Kassel (2012).



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