Figure Studies: Anna Clair Miller

Anna is head of visitor services at BRAHM and the first person most folks see when they enter the museum. Anna Clair Miller, a native of Boston, Massachusetts, was raised in a family of artists in a city renowned for its cultural infrastructure. Her adoration for museums and conservation began early: her self-led education entailed a daily rotation of youth programming at several of Boston’s remarkable institutions, including the MFA, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the New England Aquarium, and vocal performance with the Handel & Haydn Society. It has been over a decade since she traded New England for the Blue Ridge Mountains. After completing her final year of high school at Watauga High, she attended Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota, where she studied Anthropology. When she isn’t excitedly welcoming museum guests and pampering the Front Desk fern, Anna Clair enjoys planning fly-fishing excursions with her boyfriend, befriending native fauna, and developing her passions for agrobiodiversity and horticulture.

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