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Antigravity: Fast Colors Make a Slow Eye

From March 28, 2025 to March 9, 2026

Location: Museum Entryway (Floor 1)

Our 7th annual Antigravity installation features artist Anna Warfield’s serious, yet seriously whimsical investigations of identity and language. Using soft sculpture and quilting techniques, the artist draws viewers in and calls them to action to create a better world for us all. In collaboration with the Corning Museum of Glass’s Hot Shop, Anna will spend a week making over our rotunda and creating new glass works in Corning. 

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About the Artist

Anna Warfield

Anna Warfield (she/they, b. 1995) is visual artist and poet based in Binghamton, New York. Her predominantly text-based fiber sculptures consider unlearning and identity.  

Warfield is the 2025 Antigravity artist at the Rockwell Museum (Corning) and has a solo exhibition at the Everson Museum (Syracuse) opening in June 2025. Additional solo exhibitions include UNDOINGS at SUNY Oneonta (2024) and Placid Thoughts from Inside Her Eyelids at the Roberson Museum (2023-2024). Warfield has exhibited with MAG Rochester, Herbert F. Johnson Museum, Schweinfurth Art Center, Ithaca Print Shop, Site: Brooklyn Gallery, and the Arts Council of the Southern Finger Lakes amongst other spaces.  

Recent awards include a NYSCA Artist Support grant, a Saltonstall Residency and Fellowship, a Community Foundation for South Central New York Women’s Fund grant, and an Arts in the Community Individual Artist Commission. Warfield holds a B.F.A. and B.S. in Communication both from Cornell University where her 2018 thesis received the Charles Baskerville Painting Award. 

THANK YOU

2025 exhibitions are made possible by Mary Spurrier