Trickster
TRICKSTER, SOLO EXHIBITION 20.06 - 18.07.2026
Pentper Gallery, Charlottetown PE
Image: Rêverie, 2017, Acrylic paint on birch panel, 30 × 24 × 2 inches
Paintings that use accumulations of multidirectional lines and layers to create an ethereal ode to gestural painting, where the physical act of mark-making becomes the true subject.
Afternoon in a Candy Store
Afternoon in a Candy Store is an intimate installation of a new edition of A/P archival prints by Canadian artist Anne-Marie Cosgrove. These small works are drawings on an IPad that are the artists first investigations into the non-traditional drawing media. These works are exhibited in a non-traditional art venue in the town of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
Creation in Conversation: Anne-Marie Cosgrove
A conversation I had recently with writer Ariel Marken Jack on my new work and series. Published in the Lunenburg Barnacle, May 2025.
PADA STUDIOS: LONG RANGE STUDIO VISITS
In this conversation as part of our Long Range Studio Visits we introduce Henrique Neves and Anne-Marie Cosgrove. Artists talk about their practice during confinement and techniques they use while painting. They also discuss importance of questioning and rethinking older works and discovering new methods of painting.
CUTMR, THE GLADSTONE HOTEL
Installation shot of CUTMR, 2020 Images shown are paintings Descendants (2017) and Provocateur (2017) by artist Anne-Marie Cosgrove.
AIRD GALLERY
PAINT 2019
Exhibition Dates: Thursday October 10 to Friday November 1, 2019
Opening Reception: Thursday October 10 (6 to 8 pm)
Juried by: Christopher Cutts, Director of Cutts Gallery, Toronto
YNGSPC AT PADA STUDIOS, BARREIRO, PORTUGAL
Image of my painting exhibited in, I Could Go On Forever, a group exhibition curated by Kate Mothes of YNGSPC NYC in 2019 at PADA Studios Gallery in Barreiro, Portugal.
SURFACES FESTIVAL, VENICE, ITALY
Anne-Marie Cosgrove, Turbulence 2018 Acrylic paint on wood, diptych 12 x 20 x 2 inches (30.48 x 50.8 x 5.08 cm) Detail
TRICKSTER, SOLO EXHIBITION 20.06 - 18.07.2026
Pentper Gallery, Charlottetown PE
Image: Rêverie, 2017, Acrylic paint on birch panel, 30 × 24 × 2 inches
Paintings that use accumulations of multidirectional lines and layers to create an ethereal ode to gestural painting, where the physical act of mark-making becomes the true subject.