Anne Sherwood Pundyk

Painting as Theatre of Agency

Anne Sherwood Pundyk

Painting as Theatre of Agency

  • Work
    • Getting Lost on Purpose
    • The Seed Knows How to Wait
    • Midwesterners
    • The Revolution Will Be Painted
    • The Garden
    • Sentence Structure
    • CATALOGUES
  • Exhibitions
    • "Getting Lost on Purpose," Solo Exhibition, The Gallery at Holy Trinity Church, Greenport, NY, March 8 - April 19
    • "Unbound" Art Access Gallery, Columbus, OH, March 7 - May 30, 2025
    • "Beauty Out of Bounds," Solo Exhibition, East End Arts, Riverhead, NY, March 23 - May 5th, 2024
    • "Materials Matter," Art Access Gallery, Columbus, OH, June 20 - September 10, 2022
    • "Permission to Create: The Legacy of Mary Sherwood Wright Jones," The Works Museum, Newark, OH, February 5 - April 2, 2022
    • "House Paint and Other Essays," Solo Exhibition, TheBrownstoneArt, Park Slope, NY, September 19 - October 17, 2021
    • Detour II, East End Arts, Riverhead, NY, June - September 2021
    • "EARTH - Artists as Activists," Southampton Arts Center, Southampton, NY, April 17 - July 11, 2021
    • "As Far As The Eye Can See," VSOP Projects, Greenport, NY, April 11 - May 16, 2020
    • "EMINENT DOMAIN," Flash Feminist Art Exhibition, Chelsea, NY, July 2018
    • SPRING/BREAK, New York, NY; University of Bridgeport, CT; and PAC Gallery, Patchoque, NY, 2016
    • "Unconditional Paint," Solo Exhibition, LIU Brooklyn Salena Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, September 6 - October 28, 2016
    • "The Revolution Will Be Painted" Solo Exhibition of Paintings, Christopher Stout Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, April 2016
    • "Stadia," Solo Exhibition of Paintings, Susan Eley Fine Art, New York, NY, 2013
    • "Parallax Painting," Installation in MATERIAL TAK, Panepinto Galleries, Jersey City, NJ, June 2012
  • About
    • Writing
      • Substack: Braincake
      • Anne Sherwood Pundyk Artblog
      • Space Sister's Press Publication: "The Garden" by Anne Sherwood Pundyk
      • Franklin Furnace Archive Essay: Creating "The Garden"
      • artcritical
      • Hyperallergic
      • The Brooklyn Rail
      • East End Beacon
      • Art in America
      • Art Spiel
      • Painters' Table
      • Catalogue and Project Essays
      • ART21 Magazine, "The Revolution Will Be Painted," by Anne Sherwood Pundyk, December 22, 2014
      • Art 21 Magazine, "The Revolution Will Be Painted - Revisited" by Anne Sherwood Pundyk, December 7, 2015
      • Art511 Magazine
      • Hamptons Art Hub
      • HYSTERIA
    • News
    • Footnote
  • CV
  • Press
  • Contact

Michael Kennedy


A creative director executive in the home décor industry, Michael Kennedy was always encouraged by his grandmother and others in Licking County, including abstract artist Helen Warner, to explore the arts. 


Kennedy cherished his time every week spent with his grandmother. She showed him how to carefully observe everything around him. She rarely critiqued, but always encouraged. He especially values his lifetime relationship with his cousin Anne Sherwood Pundyk – who has continually inspired him to follow his artistic passions.


As a college fine arts major Kennedy studied different painting approaches and found a connection with America’s Abstract Expressionist movement. He became fascinated with the gestural, color-driven work of such women artists as Joan Mitchell and Helen Frankenthaler.


Recently, returning to painting after years away, Kennedy is moved by the colors of his grandmother’s work during her time at The Art Students League of New York. He is also interested in exploring, in his painting and photography, the convergence of the past and the future. After years of designing and marketing products, he relishes creating art with unfettered freedom.