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At this time in our society, Anne Lindberg is drawn instinctively to intense fluorescent color. Relative saturation and unexpected adjacencies of color in her drawings have become vehicles for speaking about pressing realities. By placing passages of high chromatic color within an on-going flow of graphite, she is embedding her new work with code and using a set of visual cues to signify concern, alarm, and action.

When speaking about her work for temperatures in the Viewing Gallery, Lindberg says, “The weight of the moment is palpable. My father was an energy economist and geographer who, …