Anne Wilson is a visual artist whose objects and installations explore diverse aspects of material culture. Her work draws upon culturally constructed meanings, conceptual strategies, and perception. Although using predominantly found textiles, and labor associated with the domestic work place (stitch, crochet), she also utilizes web site construction, sound and collaborative processes in developing her themes.

Wilson's art is in the permanent collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; The Art Institute of Chicago; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; and the DeYoung Museum, San Francisco; among others. She is the recipient of grants from the Tiffany Foundation, The ArtCouncil, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Illinois Arts Council. Wilson has shown extensively: her solo exhibition entitled "Anne Wilson: Anatomy of Wear" was presented at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, July - October 2000.

Reviews of Wilson's work can be found in Sculpture (Mar 01); Make, London (Sep-Nov 00); Art in America (Mar 99, Feb 92); Arte facto, Spain (Mar 95); New Art Examiner (Dec 98/Jan 99, summer 94); Artforum (May 94); and Fiberarts (summer 01, 99, Sept/Oct 97). Rhona Hoffman Gallery in Chicago represents her work. http://www.rhoffmangallery.com

For documentation on Anne Wilson's projects TOPOLOGIES and ERRANT BEHAVIORS (2002-2004), go to http://annewilsonartist.com.