Chicago, Illinois
Dixon, Illinois
815.440.7370

Hermes' art was published in London's 2017 Summer edition of ArtMAZE Mag.  Earlier in 2017 a jury led by three-time Pulitzer Prize nominee for Art Criticism, and Senior Art Critic for New York Magazine Jerry Saltz, chose Hermes to be a  contributing artist in Art For Life Chicago's inaugural event.  She is featured regularly in a variety of exhibits from Milwaukee to Chicago, and her photography has been published in Photographer's Forum "Best of..." book.

She was one of five award winners in the traveling exhibit "Peace Rises" which moved from LA to Manhattan and back to LA throughout the end of 2017 and into the beginning of 2018.

Hermes’ art was also used in Season 2 of “Easy” on Netflix.

Annie was chosen to be the first Artist In Residence at the Kenosha Lighthouse Studio during the summer of 2017, where she executed a mural on the Kenosha Lighthouse.  The founder of that studio is Heather McGee.  McGee had this to say about Annie:

"She is delightful, engaging, funny, charming ... so, she’s a really cool chick with depth....Her art is a mixture, I’d say, of postmodern and deconstruction-style work, although she works in many genres and media.

“She’s an interesting mix of carefree-obsessiveness. I simply love her. She is treating us to a graphic mural that has incorporated things we Kenoshans are proud of.”--McGee

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