Anna Hogg
Photo by Rachel Lane
Exhibiting Artist
Anna Hogg (she/they) is an artist and filmmaker whose work addresses the relationship between memory and the body archive. These investigations extend to the collective feminine that gathers memory, its objects and stories, the archive as affected by trauma, the intergenerational archive, as well as the ever-accruing archive of daily media and news sources. Within these contexts, one finds that the act of remembering and forgetting, preserving and refusing, are often intimately connected, and the boundary that divides them more fluid. She holds an MFA in Film & Video from the California Institute of the Arts and now teaches at the University of Virginia.
