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Debora Berrnagozzi

Exhibitions/Screenings/Performances (*solo shows marked by asterisk) 2005 Annual Futurist Show, Cone Gallery, Phoenix, AZ, video (upcoming) 2004 Sessions, Cone Gallery, Phoenix, AZ, video (upcoming) $100 Show, Studio LoDo, Phoenix, AZ, giclee print 2003 Bound II, The Haunt, Ithaca, NY, video and performances, artistic director Bound, The Haunt, Ithaca, NY, video and performance

2002 Click! Buffalo, Squeaky Wheel, Buffalo, NY, video Europride Intercultural Week, SHULZ, Koln, Germany video and print Moonbow Festival, Stockholm, Sweden, video and print Nights and Days of Tribades, Organized jointly with Rivinvali ry (Between the Lines Association) and The Student Union of the University of Helsinki (HYY), Helsinki, Finland, video and print *MFA Thesis Exhibition, Artsite, Wellsville, NY, video installation, prints, sculpture

No Frills II, Visual Studies Workshop, Rochester, NY, video Evolutionary Girls Club, Squeaky Wheel, Buffalo, NY (catalogue) (E)merging 2002, John Wood Studios, Alfred, NY, prints and video Centrally Isolated, Artsite, Wellsville, NY, video installation, single channel videos, prints

2001 World Homo Cultural Conference, Kyiv, Ukraine, photo (catalogue) Topographies, Artsite, Wellsville, NY, sculpture 1999 Borders Books and Music, Atlanta, GA, photos Atlanta College of Art Senior Show, Atlanta, GA, video Sync 3, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA, video (received Honorable Mention) 1997 Sync, High Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA, video

Education M.F.A. 2002 Electronic Integrated Arts Alfred University B.F.A. 1999 Video Art Atlanta College of Art 1989-1991 English Emory University Areas of study: Analog and Digital Video, Computer Arts, Traditional and Digital Photography, Experimental Sound, Digital Printmaking, Drawing, Sculpture, Technical Theatre, Art History and Theory

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Debora Berrnagozzi exhibited videos, prints, sculpture, photos and performances between 1997 and 2005 at venues including Cone Gallery (Phoenix), Studio LoDo (Phoenix), The Haunt (Ithaca), Squeaky Wheel (Buffalo), SHULZ (Koln), Moonbow Festival (Stockholm), Artsite (Wellsville), Visual Studies Workshop (Rochester) and the High Museum of Art (Atlanta); works include single-channel video, video installations and giclée prints, and she served as artistic director for Bound II. She presented an MFA Thesis Exhibition at Artsite and holds an M.F.A. in Electronic Integrated Arts (Alfred University, 2002) and a B.F.A. in Video Art (Atlanta College of Art, 1999); she studied English at Emory University (1989–1991).

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