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Anne Reid '72 Gallery

Spring Exhibition

Oge Mora: Illustrations
April 3-21, 2023

Anne Reid ’72 Gallery at Princeton Day School presents Oge Mora: Illustrations, an exhibition of collage and mixed media work on paper from books such as The Oldest Student: How Mary Walker Learned to Read, Saturday, Thank You, Omu!, Everybody in the Red Brick Building and Shaking Things Up: 14 Young Women Who Changed The World.

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Past Exhibitions

Installation photo of the Anne Reid Gallery Exhibit, Growing Sideways School Days
Installation photo of the Anne Reid Gallery Exhibit, Growing Sideways School Days
Installation photo of the Anne Reid Gallery Exhibit, Growing Sideways School Days
Installation photo of the Anne Reid Gallery Exhibit, Growing Sideways School Days

Growing Sideways: School Days
by Catalina Schlienbener

Installation piece from the Photography is an act of love exhibition
Installation piece from the Photography is an act of love exhibition
Installation piece from the Photography is an act of love exhibition
Portraits from the Photography is also an act of love exhibition

Photography is also an act of love
by Allen Frame, Naima Green and Zachary Lucero

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Anne Reid

Anne Reid ’72 was a gifted athlete on the PDS field hockey team and a prolific artist under the brilliant direction of Arlene Smith. The talented, outgoing and much loved Reid gave as much to Princeton Day School as it gave her. After she graduated in 1972, her father, Jack Reid, began working with Arlene to create an art gallery for the School. Tragically, as a Skidmore senior in 1975, Anne died in a car accident. Arlene and Jack put their heads together and the new PDS gallery became the Anne Reid ’72 Art Gallery, which has been instrumental in helping to spread Anne’s passion for the arts to many generations. Anne's classmate and friend Jody Erdman ’72 has been a leading force for art appreciation as Director of the Anne Reid ’72 Art Gallery since 2001.