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Juliette Moffroid

05/27/14

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Juliette Moffroid is graduating from Colorado Rocky Mountain School and will attend Kenyon College in the fall. One of her prints was selected by her school for the graduation announcement. The print selected is one of a series she made last summer at Anderson Ranch Art Center. She also received a $1500 Dream Project scholarship from the Colorado based 5 Point Film Festival to hike and document the John Muir Trail this summer. She plans to make prints of her photos and sketches once she arrives at Kenyon College and donate them to the Pacific Crest Trail Association.

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