Madison Renee Anderson is a multidisciplinary artist from Paintsville, Kentucky. She is a 2020 graduate of Morehead State University where she received her Bachelor of Arts in Art & Design and completed a minor in Arts Entrepreneurship. While in college, she was able to explore with her art and eventually settle into a focus in both ink/watercolor drawing, and photography. Outside of visual arts, it was arts entrepreneurship and arts administration that she discovered would be the career path she wanted to pursue. Anderson now works as the Artistic Director and Culture of Recovery Coordinator at the Appalachian Artisan Center in Hindman, KY.

Renee is an exhibiting artist with awards in drawing, photography, and painting. She is published in the 2021 installment of MSU's literary and art magazine, Inscape. She has worked on several public art projects, including a collaborative mural in Morehead's Don Greenhill Park titled, Winged Animals of Kentucky. She completed two portions of the mural: the big brown bat, and the lettering design.