http://musicart.london- devised and produced over 10 multi-disciplinary music projects with other art forms- collaborated with artists, art galleries, and national organisations including the Poetry Society (UK) and the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (US)- oversaw administration, performance, and artistic production- wrote academic book chapter 'MusicArt: Creating Dialogues Across the Arts' (2020) published by Palgrave Macmillan- served on a 4-member judging panel at Help Musicians UK for the Fusion Fund: grant decisions to offer £2000 – £5000 to professional musicians to undertake UK-based projects- undertook artistic research and development, funded by Arts Council England's Developing Your Creative Practice through a grant of £10,000: participated in one-to-one workshops with renowned sound designer Gareth Fry; recorded nature sounds with professional recording equipment in three locations in England and Scotland; used technology and recording equipment for field recording and post-production; explored use of sound design in concert settings; produced funding report

Annie Yim founded the Minerva Piano Trio in 2013. The Trio have established themselves as one of the UK’s most exciting trios whose playing has been described as “wonderfully rich, thunderous, and lyrical” (Classic FM). Acclaimed for their performances of the richly varied traditional repertoire, the Trio are equally passionate about reviving important but rarely performed works, championing leading young composers by commissioning new works and arrangements, and collaborating with other art forms such as dance. They were chosen as Making Music UK Selected Artists 2018 and St John’s Smith Square Young Artists in residence 2016/17. The Trio was formed in 2013, and made their debut soon after at the Southbank Centre’s Purcell Room in 2014 as Park Lane Group Young Artists. The Trio have broadcast live frequently on BBC Radio 3 and Classic FM and have worked closely with contemporary composers including Roxanna Panufnik, Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Gavin Higgins, and David Knotts. They are grateful for the support of ChamberStudio and the Richard Carne Trust, and have worked with eminent musicians as Gordon Back, members of the former Florestan Trio, and Gabor Takacs-Nagy. The Trio's debut album with SOMM Recordings in 2022 is acclaimed as "hugely rewarding...not just flawless technique but flawless musicality" (British Music Society); "nuanced and imaginative creativity" (International Piano Magazine).'A rare revival for the First Piano Trio of Brahms as heard in its original version [Op. 8a]. A commanding performance...an eloquent conclusion to an impressive recital by an ensemble which is clearly going places' - Richard Whitehouse for Arcana FM, November 2016'How lucky modern-day composers are to have such expert and sympathetic advocates” – Classical Source, Park Lane Group New Year Series 2014, Purcell Room'