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Kim Anno is a Professor in the Painting and Drawing Program at California College of the Arts (CCA), where she has taught since 1996. Her work bridges art and science, focusing on climate change, water, and cultural resilience. She was awarded the 2024 Guggenheim Fellowship to develop a project involving sculpture, paintings, and video installations. Notable works include the documentary ¡Quba! (2024) and Water Cities, Indonesia, funded by the US Department of State and Henry Luce Foundation. Her art is held in collections like the Berkeley Art Museum and Library of Congress.
- Exhibitions: Tokyo Satoyama, SFO Airport, Wave Pool Gallery, Anglim/Trimble Gallery
- Awards: Guggenheim Fellowship, Fleishhacker Fellowship, Knight Foundation Grant
Her research explores intersections of art and environmental science, with current projects including a film series on coastal resilience and a monograph documenting two decades of her work. She has exhibited globally and published artist books with collaborators like poet Anne Carson.
