A book by artist Hannah Burr

Prized by artist's, designers, philosophers, kids, teens, seekers, finders, secularists and color savorers, this sister-companion to Burr's first book shares its 'open me' allure and instant *get* qualities. 

Help me shares the same concept as Contemporary Prayers to * [whatever works], Burr's first book, while introducing a new visual language made from bits of detritus in her studio, a focus on creative boldness, and broadens the fan base of the first book considerably. 

Cover design by Leila Simon Hayes, Creative Director of ICA Boston.

ISBN: 978-0-9889166-1-66.5 x 5.5”
128 PAGES

Contemporary artist Hannah Burr lives in Ann Arbor Michigan. She is an exhibiting contemporary artist and the author of four books about direct connection to inspiration and new ways of seeing and being in the world. Hannah is a graduate of Brown University in Fine Art and Religious Studies

Hannah’s artwork has been on view at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Currier Museum New Hampshire, the Drawing Center New York, and both the Danforth and Rose Art Museums in greater Boston, MA. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally through Artlink@Sotheby's. She has received grants from the Berkshire Taconic Foundation and the Massachusetts Cultural Council, and is a former MacDowell Colony Resident. Hannah has been represented by Judy Goldman Fine Art Gallery, Boston MA, Barbara Singer Fine Art Cambridge MA, and Judith Leighton Gallery, Bluehill ME.