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OS18

Andrew Greer

10/17/09

Andrew Greer is working as an intern at Cinematico, Inc. in San Francisco.

OS17

Thomas Puhl

10/17/09

Thomas Puhl is working at the Conrad Wilde Gallery in Tucson, Arizona.

OS17

Alexis Bergen

10/17/09

Alexis Bergen is attending the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque majoring in Drawing & Painting.

OS17

Megan Abell

10/17/09

Megan Abell is attending California College of the Arts in San Francisco.

OS12

Lauren Hill

10/17/09

Lauren Hill graduated from California College of the Arts with a BFA in Illustration. Her senior show was held in May 2009 at the Bruce Gallery in San Francisco.

OS17

Casey Gollan

06/15/09

Casey Gollan – is studying Fine Arts & Design at The Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art. He works for Jen Bekman Projects where he blogs and maintains social media for 20x200, Hey, Hot Shot!, and Jen Bekman Gallery. Check out his website.

OS3

Maria Magana

04/05/09

Maria Magana graduated from UC Davis in 2005 with a BS in Microbiology. After graduation she started work at Forensic Analytical. She is a Microbiologist/Mycologist and the laboratory's Quality Control Officer responsible for the regulations set forth by the AIHA. She was involved in producing the data used to create a National Environmental Moldiness Index for a project held by the EPA and US Department of Housing and Urban Development. She continues her artistic endeavors through a variety of media.

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— Nina Palomba, Spring 2008

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— Stephen Beal, President, California College of the Arts

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