Ann-Marie Tully is a South African artist known for her
printmaking and object (including sculpture, textile arts & contemporary
jewellery) she is represented in significant art collections, including the
Johannesburg Art Gallery and the Oliewenhuis Art Museum. Her sixth solo
exhibition, Diluvian Delft took place at Knysna Fine Art in 2017. Ann-Marie’s
themes dive-deep into the interactions and intersections of
human-animal-plantbeings, myths, cosmologies, divinatory, and totemic symbolism;
also engaging situated historical content, and cognitive archaeology − probing
the 'deep time' of human culture and natural history. Botanical and alchemical
mediums, narratives, and histories are a constant fascination. Her art invites
contemplation of the connections between nature and culture. Ann-Marie has also
worked extensively as a lecturer and educator in the arts education and
research sector. She holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of
the Witwatersrand
