Westside Pictures represents Seattle based fine art photographer and filmmaker Anna Vahg. Vahg’s art graces dozens of collections in cities such as: Budapest, Chicago, Hong Kong, Houston, London, Los Angeles, New Orleans, New York, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland, Prague, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver and Washington, DC.

Her signature zen modern and nostalgic images are offered in limited editions as dye-infused aluminum wall sculptures or printed on Baryta. Please contact us for more information and to discuss your needs.

The individuality of Anna Vahg’s photography comes through in her sharp choice of anecdotal detail that makes her work supple with directness and wit.” —Dominique Nahas, Cultural Critic/Curator + Faculty Pratt Institute

Vahg began her fine art training at age eleven in preparation to attend New York city’s LaGuardia High School of Music and Art and the Performing Arts where she majored in oil painting and still photography. She earned a BA in Film with a concentration in English literature from Vassar College with additional coursework at UCLAMaine Media WorkshopsSchool of Visual Arts and The Art Students League.

Her art has exhibited at galleries, non-profit and educational institutions and museums throughout the United States and in Hungary. Vahg’s work has been recognized at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art by The Congressional Arts Caucus, PX3 Prix de la Photographie and The EIFA (European Independent Film Award) in Paris, Artwork International in Santa Fe, Photographer’s Forum in Santa Barbara and the Institute of Rural Poverty at the University of Maine. It has also been discussed/published in Antietam Review, Art Matters Magazine, The Morning Sun, New Times, F-Stop Magazine, Rhizome, The New York Times, and on CBC Radio.

The cinematographer, director, producer and advisor on a multitude of features, shorts and other award winning media projects, Vahg’s film work has been broadcast, distributed and screened at over fifty film festivals and screening series in Canada, Germany, Italy, Portugal and throughout the United States. A first generation Hungarian-American born and raised on Manhattan’s upper Westside, she is a dual citizen of the United States and European Union.