Ann Conner is an American printmaker in North Carolina whose work draws on the intrinsic beauty of wood grain and the expressive potential of color. Ann uses non-endangered native wood and brilliant color palettes to create conceptualist woodcuts that employ hard-edged abstraction to define space exclusively through shape and color. Her prints are reminiscent of the geometric traditions of textiles, quilts, and weavings, filtered through the lens of contemporary abstraction. Her work has been exhibited widely across the United States and is in numerous museum and private collections.