Anna Campbell

Anna Campbell is an Associate Professor of Gender & Women's Studies and Art History at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is affiliated with the Art Department and the Center for Visual Cultures. Her work explores deconstructions of gender and heteronormativity through sculpture, site-specific installations, and ephemera design. Campbell has exhibited widely, including solo shows at Participant, Inc., Able Contemporary Gallery, and installations at the Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art. She has been a resident at ACRE, FIAR, Haystack Mountain School of Crafts, and other notable institutions. Her research intertwines queer histories, material culture, and visual narratives, often focusing on themes of identity, resistance, and communal memory.

Her educational background and specific degrees are not explicitly detailed in the provided text. Campbell’s artistic practice bridges academic and creative realms, with a focus on feminist and queer art that interrogates societal norms. Her work has been featured in academic and popular media outlets, including Routledge, ASAPjournal, and Advocate. She teaches courses such as Contemporary Queer Art and Visual Culture and Feminist Art and Visual Culture.

Notable exhibitions include Dress Rehearsal for a Dream Sequence (2022), Prototype for a Dream Sequence (2020), and Apparatus for a Dream Sequence (2018). Her installations often use domestic and architectural motifs to critique gender binaries. Campbell’s work is included in prominent collections like the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Watson Library and the Leslie Lohman Museum.