Annette Barbier

Annette Barbier began working in video in Chicago in the 1970s during an era of inventing abstract and colorized images on the Sandin Image Processor. Barbier went on to create feminist narratives through serial thematic groupings of images of personal content. She was an associate professor at Northwestern University for 25 years, and a professor at Columbia College for 12 years. At the time of her death, Barbier was Professor Emeritus at Columbia College.