Join us for a conversation in Schermer Meeting Hall at Anderson Ranch Arts Center with Visiting Artist Ana María Hernando. A studio tour will immediately follow.

Visiting Artist lectures are free, open to the public, and available in person or via livestream.

Ana María Hernando, from Argentina (b. 1959, Buenos Aires), is a Colorado-based multidisciplinary artist whose work focuses on the feminine, using empathy to make the invisible visible, and to question our preconceptions of the other and each other, including nature and the earth, their worth, and value. In her installations, Ana María uses textiles in abundance, and sometimes includes the work of women from around Latin America and beyond, from embroideries of cloistered nuns in Buenos Aires, to mountains of tulle, to the weavings and wares of Peruvian women from the Andes.