Video courtesy of Patti Durr's website, Deaf Art, Deaf Artists.
Ann Silver is a Deaf Pop artist who works in the Deaf Art/De'VIA (Deaf View/Image Art) genre. [She is among] Deaf artists who place a perspective on their artwork related to American Sign Language, Deaf heritage, and Deaf culture. Influence from the work of Andy Warhol can be seen in her artwork. She had a studio near Andy Warhol.
Title | Medium | Year | Size | Acquired | Picture |
Deaf Pride | Art reproduction: color print |
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Kendall's Special D | Art reproduction: color print |
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Deaf Identity Crayons: Then and Now |
Art reproduction: In the print Deaf Identity Crayons: Then and Now no. 2 from 1999, two boxes of crayons are depicted: The |
1999 | 16" x 20" |
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Deaf Diversity Crayons |
Art reproduction: The print Deaf Culture Crayons from 1999 depicts a pack of crayons made to resemble Crayola Crayon packs. Each crayon is labeled with different Deaf cultural groups. |
1999 | Purchased by Joan Naturale, NTID Librarian |
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Deaf Women Soup |
Art reproduction: The print Deaf Women Soup from 1995 depicts the |
1995 | 8.5" x 11" unframed | Purchased by Joan Naturale, NTID Librarian |
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Deaf World Crayons |
Art reproduction: This is a color print depicting an open box of crayons. |
2014 | 17" x 21.25" framed | Purchased by Joan Naturale, NTID Librarian |