Anne Griffiths’ debut publication, Mapping Nature, brings together a body of work rooted in a non-linear cartography of the natural world. This limited-edition book presents works from 2022 to 2025, each a quiet conversation between memory and abstraction. Limited quantities are available for purchase through her galleries in Canada, the UK, Belgium and France.

Beaver Trail, my debut show with NQ Gallery in Antwerp, opened on the 8th of March and runs through the 26th of April. My paintings are installed in the gallery's Helen Frankenthaler Room, with German ceramicist Johannes Nagel presenting his solo show The Die Is Cast in the main space.

A huge thank you to everyone who joined me last night at Bau-Xi Gallery Toronto | Dufferin for the opening of Mapping Nature. This is my first solo show with Bau-Xi Toronto, and it was very rewarding to meet so many collectors, fellow artists and friends who braved a wet late-winter evening to attend the opening reception.

I have a selection of small paintings included in a Group Show at MAAT Gallery in Paris which runs from February 5th - 26th, 2026.

I’m delighted to four of my works included in Landscaped, a beautiful group exhibition now on view at Bau-Xi Gallery | Dufferin in Toronto.

At the end of August 2025, I was honoured to exhibit at Enter Art Fair in Copenhagen, represented by my London gallery, The Finch Project along with a number of other gallery artists. 

I am delighted to announce a recently unveiled commission for the new Chancery Rosewood Hotel at Grosvenor Square in London within the historic former U.S. Embassy building. The Hotel's art collection, curated by my long-time clients and collaborators Cramer & Bell, consists of over 700 pieces of artwork and amounts to a significant new contemporary art collection located in the heart of London.

I recently participated in The Finch Project’s most recent group exhibition Wanderlust, in the heart of Fitzrovia in London, at the Noho gallery space from June 10th-15th 2025.

I’m pleased to have been invited by MAAT Gallery in Paris France to participate in a group show. Entitled Palmae, it runs from February 1st to March 1st 2025 and include works by Tega Akpokona, Martin Solymar, Jiri Hauschka, and myself.

I'm pleased to announce that five of my paintings are heading to Berlin for the "Ethereal" exhibition at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery. This is my second group exhibition with Hjellegjerde’s Berlin gallery and I look forward to travelling from Canada to be there for the pre-opening private viewing on Thursday February 20th. The show runs from February 21st to March 22nd, 2025.

My latest show opened on November 12th, 2024 at Studio Ashby’s South Kensington studio. This show has been a collaborative effort between my London gallery The Finch Project and Sister by Studio Ashby. Together we have conceived and staged an exhibition consisting of fourteen new works that I created over the summer and fall of this year.

Standing in the Canadian wilderness, it feels like nothing else exists. Trees surround you in every direction, the air cools the higher you climb, and the smell of dirt and decay fills the air.

My new show ‘Gliding In’ is opening on Friday, October 20th, 2023 from 7-9pm at Dianna Witte Gallery in Toronto. I will be in Toronto to attend the opening and to attend Art Toronto the following week. I look forward to seeing you at the opening.

I was asked by my friends at Cramer & Bell in London to create a painting for the new flagship Varley store in London’s Chelsea neighbourhood. The store recently opened and the Varley team shared these photos of the work framed and installed.

I was recently selected by the curators at ARTSY to be part of their summer Moments In Culture - New Abstractions campaign in New York and other locations across the US.

I will be able to attending both the Chart and Enter Art Fairs from August 24th to 27th, 2023 in Copenhagen, Denmark.

While I was completing the works for my latest show called ‘Becoming The Story’, I invited a film crew into my studio to capture a little bit about my studio practice and how and where I work. I hope you enjoy these short films.