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OS19

Sienna Puleo

07/24/13

Sienna Puleo recently wrapped up her college experience earning a BFA in Photography. She is currently working full time in Manhattan's Flatiron district as a photo editor and part-time photographer for an event photography studio. She is also saving funds and working on a business plan to open her own commercial photography studio within the next 5-8 years. Check out her website: www.siennapuleo.com

OS25

Glenn Sherwin

03/04/13

Glenn Sherwin returned from 4 months in Senegal in December 2012 then traveled to the southern US states visiting the workshops of some interesting designers who are focused on "local" design and production including locally sourced organic cotton.

OS27

Maya Shengold

02/14/13

Maya Shengold is midway through her first year at Bennington College. She's completing her Field Term Internship at Need to Know a news show on PBS. Her goal by studying documentary film is to capture and deliver stories that illustrate major issues through personal narratives.

OS16

Rose Shipman

02/14/13

Rose Shipman was in the line up for the January 10th Indie Chef Week at Foreign & Domestic restaurant in Austin, Texas with her namoora with almond tuile and fernet ice cream and candied ginger and fernet gastric.

OS5

Daniele Frazier

02/14/13

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Daniele Frazier has an exhibition of works on paper at the new SRO Gallery in New York City from February 15 – March 15, 2013. The gallery is a small alternative space in the East Village. Visitors can call SRO’s phone at 212.495.9307 to be let in or to make an appointment to visit. To see Daniele's latest works visit her website at www.danielefrazier.com.

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