co-founded Sour Grass, a curatorial agency. ' In 1991, Davis left The St. Michael Secondary School to take up a short-term consulting job at the Edna Manley School for the Visual Arts to design a 4-year Printmaking degree program. She then began traveling around the Caribbean meeting fellow artists, becoming part of a larger regional arts community by building relations with her peers in the Anglophone, Hispanophone and Dutch Antilles. In 1992, she was part of a small group of artists agitating for change in the Barbadian arts landscape. Together, they co-founded Representing Artists, an arts collective and union for local artists. She became editor of its quarterly Caribbean arts newsletter RA (Representing Artists) which produced six issues from 1992-1994. Davis began teaching part-time in the Bachelor of Fine Arts, Visual Arts program at the Barbados Community College from the mid nineties intermittently until 2018. Personal life Davis’ studio is located on a working dairy farm in Barbados which operated historically as a 17th century sugarcane plantation. References Bibliography Veerle Poupeye. Caribbean Art. London; Thames and Hudson; 1998. Further reading This Ground Beneath My Feet - A Chorus of Bush In Rablands– http://rablands.annaleedavis.com TEORé/Tica– https://issuu.com/teoretica/docs/pub_eloc5 Lips, Sticks and Marks – Exhibition Catalogue, Group Exhibition at The Art Foundry, Barbados, 1998 Barbados - Annalee Davis, Joscelyn Gardner; Trinidad & Tobago; Susie Dayal, Irenee Shaw; Aruba - Alida Martinez, Osaira Muyale; Jamaica - Roberta Stoddart– https://fcd17b62-2ec4-4ce5-8701-cf90a26cd17a.filesusr.com/ugd/0756e4_67d52404ac4d404c87b8f54ced591d61.pdf External links 1963 births Living people Barbadian painters Barbadian women painters Women printmakers Women installation artists 20th-century painters 20th-century women artists 21st-century painters 21st-century women artists 20th-century printmakers