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Annie Langan

Annie Langan, born and raised in Louisville, KY. BFA, Atlanta College of Art; Rhode Island School of Design. Instructor and assistant to the Director, International Student Residency, a program of Alfred University and the Experimental Television Center. Photography instructor, Chance School (KY).

Exhibitions at Momus Gallery (GA), Temple University, University of Buffalo, Swanson-Cralle Gallery (KY), Gallery 100 (GA) and Sun Trust Plaza Gallery (GA). Her photography is nationally represented by Momus Gallery in Atlanta, GA. In collaboration with Monica Duncan, Annie is cofounded Arts Electronic http://www.annielangan.com, a video and digital print residency program in Louisville, Kentucky. http://www.annielangan.com.

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"Annie Langan." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/annie-langan.

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Annie Langan was born and raised in Louisville, KY; she holds a BFA from Atlanta College of Art and studied at Rhode Island School of Design. She served as instructor and assistant to the Director of the International Student Residency, a program of Alfred University and the Experimental Television Center, and taught photography at Chance School (KY). Her work has been exhibited at Momus Gallery (GA), Temple University, University of Buffalo, Swanson-Cralle Gallery (KY), Gallery 100 (GA) and Sun Trust Plaza Gallery (GA); she is nationally represented by Momus Gallery in Atlanta and, with Monica Duncan, cofounded Arts Electronic, a video and digital print residency program in Louisville, Kentucky (http://www.annielangan.com).

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