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Addison Annis

Addison Annis, Photojournalist

aannis@columbiachronicle.com

 

Addison Annis is a junior photojournalism major, minoring in video production. She has covered politics, cultural events and Chicago protests. Annis joined the Chronicle in August 2022.

 

Hometown: Plymouth, Minn.

All content by Addison Annis
Students and faculty bundle up march in the cold weather outside of 600 S. Michigan Ave. on Monday, Oct. 30, 2023. In support of the CFAC strike, participants chant Hey, ho, Dr. Kim has got to go.

[Photo] Explainer: Breaking down the bonuses

November 20, 2023
Shakey Graves strums along while performing “The Perfect Parts” at the Salt Shed on Friday, Nov. 17, 2023. Feeling comedic, Graves announced he was going to play a slow song but then played a lively guitar heavy song and jumped around.

Shakey Graves tours his latest album ‘Movie of the Week’ in Chicago with sold-out show at the Salt Shed

By Addison Annis, Photojournalist
November 18, 2023
Lillian Popi (right), junior animation major, holds a handmade sign in support of CFAC at the student walkout on Thursday, Nov. 16, 2023. Organized by students, dozens met outside of the Student Center and 600 S. Michigan to support part-time faculty in striking.

[Photo] Students protest course cuts, demand tuition reimbursement

November 16, 2023
David Moravec, cinema and television arts adjunct professor, and Wyatt Fritts comedy writing and performance major stand with the picket line outside of 1104 S. Wabash on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023. Students and faculty continue to show support for CFAC leading into week two of the strike.

[Photo] Provost calls for stop to ‘hateful behaviors’ during part-time union strike

November 11, 2023
Despite the cold temperatures, some faculty and students continue to strike while standing outside of the Columbia Theatre Department building on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023. With bargain efforts denied by the college, the strike is planned to proceed throughout this week.

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Despite the cold temperatures, some faculty and students continue to strike while standing outside of the Columbia Theatre Department building on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023. With bargain efforts denied by the college, the strike is planned to proceed throughout this week.

[Photo] Far from campus, students in Semester in LA program see little impact of strike

November 8, 2023
In alliance with the Columbia Faculty Union, students and faculty march outside of 600 S. Michigan Ave. raising signs and blasting music on Monday, Oct. 30, 2023. Starting at 9 a.m., participants gather throughout the afternoon while also attending a conference on the matter.

[Photo] Editorial: Students should check facts behind strike rhetoric

November 2, 2023
Columbia student, Joaquin Torres-Morales, delivers a speech to participants in the CFAC strike outside of 600 S. Michigan Ave., on Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2023. Fellow peers, staff, and faculty listen in on speakers demanding action from the school.

[Photo] Part-time faculty strike for second day, bargain in closed-door session

October 31, 2023
Shakey Graves newest album Movie of the Week vinyl sits on a shelf inside of Reckless Records at 26 E. Madison St., on Monday, Oct. 2, 2023. Released on Sept. 15, 2023, the album speaks heavily with vulnerability to mental health, political issues and societal problems.

Shakey Graves discusses new album ‘Movie of the Week’ ahead of Nov. 17 show at The Salt Shed

By Addison Annis, Photojournalist
October 3, 2023
Peter Cook, chair and associate professor in the department of ASL-English Interpretation poses for a portrait outside of the Deaf Awareness Day event on the fifth floor of Student Center on Wednesday, Sep. 20, 2023. The agenda hosted a day-long roster of activities including American Sign Language stories from from Columbia College Chicago Deaf faculty and staff.

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World renowned magicians, Matthew and Lilian Morgan, bring a student up on stage to participate in their magic show during the Deaf Awareness Day event in Student Center on Wednesday, Sep. 20, 2023. Both Deaf magicians heavily involved in the Deaf and disabled community have been performing since the 90s.

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Carolina Posse, associate professor and associate chair of the Cinema and Television Arts Department stands outside her office on the fifth floor of 1104 S. Wabash Ave., on Wednesday, Sept. 13, 2023. Producer of American Parent, Posse began working on this project two years ago and now awaits its premiere on Friday, Sept. 22.

[Photo] Film with Columbia connections comes home to Chicago for US premiere

September 18, 2023
Nicollete Alvarez and Christine Goodwnye of Pool Kids hang out at Riot Fest after their set on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023. Riot Fest is a three day music festival held in Douglass Park filled with a hectic lineup of various genres.

Rain or shine, hot or cold, Riot Fest attendees dress for self-expression

By Addison Annis and Abra Richardson
September 16, 2023
Izzy Park and Kai Sazo pose in front of the rise stage in Douglass Park and Riot Fest on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023. All dressed up in juggalo fashion, the two are most excited to watch Insane Clown Posse perform.

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Festival-goer Chris Riddle poses for a portrait in Douglass Park at Riot Fest on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023. Riddles fourth year at the festival, she travelled from St. Louis to enjoy the music.

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Lee Zarati, Angela Duran and Anjaly Banks pose in Douglass Park at Riot Fest on Saturday, Sept. 16, 2023. The fans drove four hours from Detroit, and are most excited for The Cure.

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Adrian Conner, guitarist for FEA, head bangs while shredding on the guitar during their song Mujer Moderna at Riot Fest in Douglass Park on Friday, Sept. 15, 2023. Playing the festival for the first time, the band said they were ready to crash after their high energy performance.

FEA, The Aquadolls, two of three all-woman bands performing at Riot Fest, talk lacking representation in punk rock scene

By Addison Annis, Photojournalist
September 15, 2023
This is awkward said Louie jokingly before performing Aint No High at Lincoln Hall on Wednesday, Sep. 7, 2023. The first time performing their new album live, the duo was hesitant to perform a slower song but the crowd received it well, holding up their lights.

Electropunk rap duo Paris Texas kicks off ‘Mid Air’ tour in Chicago with genre-defying music

By Addison Annis, Photojournalist
September 7, 2023
Felix sings into the microphone as Louie awaits his verse while performing at Lincoln Hall on Wednesday, Sep. 6, 2023. Playing nearly every song on their 16-track debut album, the duo also played a handful of old fan favorites such as Heavy Metal.

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Louie Pastel and Felix perform their single cyanide in Lincoln Hall on Wednesday, Sep. 6, 2023. Engaging with the crowd to sing along, the duo brought multiple fans up on stage throughout the show.

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Senior film and television students, Mars Colbert and Brianna Ramirez, wave to peers while running the Body Haven booth at Convocation on Grant Park on Friday Sep. 1, 2023. Body Haven is a Columbia club dedicated to creating a safe and supportive space for individuals that fall outside of societal body norms, highlighting body positivity.

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Senior film and television students, Mars Colbert and Brianna Ramirez, wave to peers while running the Body Haven booth at Convocation in Grant Park on Friday Sep 1, 2023. Body Haven is a Columbia club dedicated to creating a safe and supportive space for individuals that fall outside of societal body norms, highlighting body positivity.

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Columbia club, Body Haven, displays a spread of informational cards and flyers promoting their upcoming events at Convocation in Grant Park on Friday, Sep 1, 2023. Focusing on body positivity and liberation, the club is planning to host a Y2K photoshoot, collage night, and more.

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Columbia student and musician, PROXOXIE, kicks off the sounds at Columbia Convocation while DJing in Grant Park on Friday, Sep 1, 2023. Following their set, Columbia

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Dancing ensues as DJ beats fill the air at Columbia Convocation in Grant Park on Friday, Sep 1, 2023. Live bands, freebies, food and more are all found at the annual event.

[Photo] New students seek – and find – connection at Convocation

September 1, 2023
Ben Sutherland, chair of Audio Arts and Acoustics, speaks to incoming students joining the department in 33 E. Ida B Wells on Friday, Sept. 1, 2023. Faculty welcome new students and allow them to mingle with peers in their major as part of the Columbia Connections event.

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Incoming students in the audio and acoustics department greet each other with warm smiles on the fifth floor of 33 E. Ida B. Wells building on Friday, Sept. 1, 2023. Faculty of the audio department host a space for new students to get to know each other before the fall semester begins.

[Photo] College welcomes new students with scavenger hunts, faculty meet-ups

September 1, 2023
Faculty members disperse and chat during a break at the faculty meeting on the fifth floor of the Student Center on Wednesday, Aug 16, 2023. With a new school year approaching, topics regarding DEI, tuition costs, retention and student engagement were main talking points.

[Photo] Columbia College could become smaller institution — with lower enrollment targets — to address deficit

August 17, 2023
A security guard helps a Columbia faculty member scan their card entering the Student Center at 764 S. Wabash on Tuesday, Aug 16, 2023. With tight security rules, Columbia guards are attentive in monitoring who goes in and out of all campus buildings.

[Photo] Exclusive: Faculty, staff who forget their campus ID card no longer need temporary badge to access buildings

August 16, 2023
After a long day of rain showers, a rainbow forms over Lollapalooza festival grounds on Saturday, Aug. 5, 2023. Crowd members waiting before Alex Gs set at the Bacardí stage gasp in joy and take pictures.

Photos: Artists rocked Grant Park stages for Lollapalooza 2023

By Addison Annis and Kaelah Serrano
August 7, 2023
Lana Del Rey closes out the final day of Lollapalooza on the Bud Light stage as she sings Young and Beautiful on Sunday, Aug 6, 2023. Later into the evening, the singer made her way down in front of the crowd taking selfies and speaking with fans.

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Jean Dawson looks into the sea of people as he performs THREE HEADS*, a song off of his most recent album CHAOS NOW* at Lollapalooza on Saturday, Aug 5, 2023. The Mexican-American experimental pop musician is known best for his catchy melodies over punk-pop tracks.

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Daniel Vaides, Juan Ortega, and Jony Rivera Lopez of Los Aptos in the press lounge after their set at Lollapalooza on Saturday, Aug 5, 2023. The trio is known for their Mexican music fused with influences from bedroom pop, and have over 700,000 monthly listeners on Spotify.

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Kendrick Lamar, day 2 Lollapalooza headliner performs “N95,”a song off of his newest album Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers on the T-mobile stage on Friday, Aug 4, 2023. One of the most critically acclaimed rappers in the world, Lamar put on a big production with back-up dancers resembling look a-likes of himself.

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Crowd members dance in a sea of people listening in on Fred Again..s set at Lollapalloza on Friday, Aug 4, 2023. Fred Again.. was the last performer on the T-mobile stage before headliner Kendrick Lamar closed out day two of the festival.

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TiaCorine performs her viral song Lotto on the BMI stage at Lollapalooza on Friday, Aug 4, 2023. Wearing a custom Kirby chain, the rapper also threw Kirby stuffed animals into the crowd during her set.

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DIESEL, more commonly known as Shaquille O’Neal pumps up the energy with heavy bass during his DJ set at the Perry’s stage at Lollapalooza on Friday, Aug 4, 2023. Formerly a pro basketball player, O’Neal began DJing around 2014.

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DIESEL, more commonly known as Shaquille O’Neal brings the bass during his DJ set at the Perry’s stage at Lollapalooza on Friday, Aug 4, 2023. After the show, ONeal announced later on TikTok that Lollapalooza was his biggest show to date.

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U.K. indie artist Beabadoobe smiles while looking at her fans during the performance of her song Apple Cider off of her album titles Loveworm at Lollapalooza on Friday, Aug 4, 2023. I never expect this when I come to America, Beabadoobee said in shock of the large crowd of people watching her set.

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Billie Eilish performs Your Power with her brother Finneas on the T-Moblie stage at Lollapalooza on Thursday, Aug 3, 2023. Ive missed you Chicago, Eilish said interacting with the crowd.

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A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie opens with his song Look Back At It on the T-mobile stage at Lollapalooza on Sunday, Aug 6, 2023. Second to last performance on one of the main stages, the crowd was a mix of A Boogie and Red Hot Chili Peppers fans.

[Photo] Gloomy Day Four brings Lollapalooza to a close

August 6, 2023
Josh Lane, lead singer of Thee Sacred Souls performs alongside band members Sal Samano and Alex Garcia on the T-mobile stage at Lollapalooza on Saturday, Aug 5, 2023. The smooth R&B/soul band preached about loving one another during their performance.

[Photo] Fans dance in the rain at Lollapalooza on Day Three

August 5, 2023
Sean Burke, guitarist for the Friday Pilots Club, goes in between electric solos and rhythmic strumming alongside his bandmates on the Titos stage at Lollapalooza on Saturday, Aug 5, 2023.

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Drummer of Friday Pilots Club, Eric Doar, sings along while playing alongside his bandmates on the Titos stage at Lollapalooza on Saturday, Aug 5, 2023. All former Columbia students, this is the bands first time performing at Lollapalooza.

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Drew Povilick, second vocalist and bass player of Columbia alumni band Friday Pilots Club engages with the crowd in clapping their hands on Saturday, Aug 5, 2023. Despite rainy weather, the band kept high spirits throughout their set.

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Crowd members cheer and clap with joy despite the gloomy weather during Friday Pilots Club set at Lollapalooza on Saturday, Aug 5, 2023. With rain expected until the late afternoon, ponchos and umbrellas are a common sight on the Lollapalooza fairgrounds.

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Lead singer of Friday Pilots Club Caleb Hiltunen, and guitarist James Kourafas bring an electric opening performance on the Titos stage at Lollapalooza on Saturday, Aug 5, 2023. Though this is the Columbia alumni bands first time performing at Lollapalooza, this is not their first music festival.

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Columbia alum rock band Friday Pilots Club kicks off day three of Lollapalooza with a bang at the Titos stage on Saturday, Aug 5, 2023. With their high energy vocals and guitar driven choruses, (from left to right) James Kourfas, Drew Povilick, Eric Doar, Caleb Hiltunen, and Sean Burke draw in a large crowd for their set.

[Photo] Columbia-alumni band Friday Pilots Club sits down with the Chronicle

August 5, 2023
Indie pop artist Hemlocke Springs performs her viral song “Gimme All Ur Love” at the BMI stage at Lollapalooza on Friday, Aug 4, 2023. Surprised by the large crowd of fans, Springs announced this was only her second live performance ever.

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Indie pop artist Hemlocke Springs performs her viral song “Gimme All Ur Love” at the BMI stage at Lollapalooza on Friday, Aug 4, 2023. Surprised by the large crowd of fans, Springs announced this was only her second live performance ever.

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Fans scream in excitement as Isabel LaRosa walks onto the BMI stage at Lollapalooza on Thursday, Aug 3, 2023. Alternative pop artist LaRosa embodies teenage girl angst, and riles the crowd up with a high energy performance.

[Photo] Isabel LaRosa and Tyler Christian discuss songwriting, next steps at Lollapalooza Day Two

August 4, 2023
The lead singer of Men I Trust, Emmanuelle Proulx, looks into the crowd while playing their most listened to song Show Me How at Lollapalooza on Thursday, Aug 3, 2023. The indie pop band hails from Montreal, Canada, and announces during their set that they have an album on the way and will be back to touring in November.

[Photo] The Beaches, Junior Mesa get heads banging during debut Lollapalooza sets on the festival’s first day

August 3, 2023
JPEGMafia, rapper and producer, performs under the hot sun at Pitchfork Music Festival in Union Park on Sunday, July 23, 2023. Born in New York and based in Maryland, JPEGMafia has received widespread critical acclaim throughout his career.

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Kelela, R&B and electronic singer puts on an ethereal show while performing her song On The Run from her newest album Raven. Known for her soft singing over serene electronic soundscapes, Kelela cracked the Top 20 of Billboards R&B chart in the US.

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Michael Santiago Render, known by his stage name Killer Mike, preaches to the crowd at Pitchfork Music Festival in Union Park on Sunday, July 23, 2023. Alongside Killer Mike, the rapper had a gospel group singing behind him.

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Fans of rapper, Killer Mike, display joy as he engages with the crowd at Pitchfork in Union Park on Sunday, July 23, 2023. Considered one of the most crowded music festivals in the country, Pitchfork hosts 40 plus artists and tens of thousands of music lovers.

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Crowd members watch in awe as JPEGMafia performs on the green stage at Pitchfork in on Sunday, July 23, 2023. For the duration of the three day multi-genre festival, Union Park hosted music fans from all walks of life.

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Ariel Zetina, Chicago based DJ kicks off Pitchfork Music Festival day three with pumping techno beats in Union Park on Sunday, July 23, 2023. Taking inspiration from Chicago house and Belizean punta, Zetina plays a big role in the queer club scene worldwide.

[Photo] Local artists reflect on final day of Pitchfork Music Festival

July 23, 2023
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