Anni Holm
Multi-Arts; Visual Arts: Earthworks, Instructor, Mixed Media, Murals, Photography, Sculpture, Textiles
Anni Holm is a conceptual artist working with photography, installation, performance, and collaborative art. Born in Randers, Denmark, Holm attended Krabbesholm Højskole in Skive before she immigrated to the US in 1999. She graduated with a BFA in photography from Columbia College Chicago 2004.
Holm has participated in artist residencies at the Atlantic Center for the Arts in Florida (2005), GyB ByG in Mexico City, Mexico (2015) and Sigrids Stue in Aarhus, Denmark (2015), been a Featured Artist during the Chicago Artists Month (2006) and a Break Out Artist in Newcity (2007). She has performed and exhibited her work at various locations nationally including Ohio University Gallery, Ohio; Waterloo Center for the Arts, Iowa; Minneapolis Institute of Art, Minnesota; Williamsburg Art and Historical Center, New York; Space 301, Alabama; Bridge Art Fair, Miami; Danish Immigrant Museum, IA; along with the Glass Curtain Gallery, Hyde Park Art Center, National Museum of Mexican Arts, Chicago Cultural Center, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, all in Chicago. International exhibitions include the group exhibitions at the Museum of National History at Frederiksborg Castle, Denmark, Hafnarborg Institute of Culture and Fine Art, Iceland, Amos Andersons Konstmuseum, Finland, Ljungbergmuseet, Sweden and Norsk Folkemuseum, Norway.
Currently Holm is freelance curator, an adjunct faculty at Waubonsee Community College and a teaching artist at: George Washington High School in Chicago through CAPE, in District 33's DREAM After School program through the West Chicago City Museum, at Batavia Apartments through Water Street Studios and in various private schools through Poetry Pals. In her spare time she is the Director and Curator of People Made Visible, which organize a variety of art and cultural events and an International Artist in Residency in the City of West Chicago, IL where she resides.
