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Anna Ortiz \u201997 is a Mexican-American painter whose work moves between memory, mythology, landscape, and imagination.<\/p>\n
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Raised in Worcester and now based in Brooklyn, Anna spent much of her childhood visiting family in Guadalajara, Mexico, where she studied art with her grandfather, a portrait painter, and her aunt, a sculptor. Today, her vivid, surreal paintings have been shown in galleries across the country and recognized through fellowships and residencies including Yaddo, the Golden Foundation, Vermont Studio Center, and NYFA.<\/p>\n
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At Bancroft, learning doesn\u2019t sit still. For Anna Ortiz \u201997, it continues on canvas.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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