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Stories from the Genome: An Animated History of Reproduction, production still
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Rachel Mayeri: Stories from the Genome: An Animated History of Reproduction
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Email Rachel Mayeri at mayeri@hmc.edu
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Mayeri at UCSD | Soft Science |
Bio:
Rachel Mayeri is a video and installation artist whose work often deals with the intersection of science, art, and society. Her previous video work includes Biospheria: An Environmental Opera (2001), The Anatomical Theater of Peter the Great (1999), and The Electropathic Sanitarium (1992). Mayeri’s work has been screened at numerous venues nationally and internationally, including including Pacific Film Archive, P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center and Ars Electronica. She has received funding from the Getty Institute, the University of California, and the California Council on the Humanities, and has been a presenter and panelist at many conferences and symposia. She is currently Assistant Professor of Media Studies at Harvey Mudd College and curates art and media events in Los Angeles.
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THIS PROJECT'S CATEGORIES: Film / Video > Film / Video | Science & Technology | California | 2001
Creative Capital | 65 Bleecker St. 7th Fl. New York, NY 10012 | T. 212 598 9900 | F. 212 598 4934
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Seven Creative Capital artists receives 2007 Guggenheim Fellowships Eight Creative Capital artists were awarded 2008 Tribeca Film Institute Media Fellowships
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