Anne Labovitz’s work explores the human condition through the intersection of art, dialogue, and visual optimism. Her vibrant, light-filled, and dynamic artworks transform spaces and immerse viewers. She holds a BA in Art and Psychology from Hamline University (St. Paul, MN) and an MFA from Transart Institute, Plymouth University (UK).
Labovitz exhibits nationally and internationally, with works in private and public collections including the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, Frederick R. Weisman Art Museum, Plains Art Museum, Minnesota Museum of American Art, Minnesota Marine Art Museum, Mayo Clinic, Tweed Museum of Art, and institutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Sweden, Japan, Kurdistan Region of Iraq, and Russia.
A frequent speaker and facilitator on the connection between art and well-being, Labovitz has presented with the Mayo Clinic, Winona State University, Medical College of Wisconsin, Minnesota Council on Foundations, Minnesota Council of Nonprofits, St. George’s University, and Grenada, West Indies. She is an Adjunct Professor and Mentor at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design.MN (2020-2021) with an exhibition in Spring 2021; a solo exhibition at Minnesota Marine Art Museum, Winona, MN fall 2022.