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Frank Shifreen

Columbia University; Adelphi University. Recent exhibitions at Scott Pfaffman Gallery, TNC Gallery, Open Space Gallery. Curated shows for the NextMuseum (Detroit), TNC Gallery (NY), and Open Space Gallery (PA).

Web development for Shamansdream, Hereincyberspace and The digitalmuseum. He is associated with Alan Moore, a founder of CoLab and the MWF Video CLub, and encourage film and video artists and assist with distribution. He has recently curated "Art Against War", for New York Arts Space, Macy Gallery at Columbia University and on 3 web sites. drinkink.org, edigitalmuseum.org, and on http://www.retiform.ath.cx.

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Frank Shifreen is affiliated with Columbia University and Adelphi University; he has recent exhibitions at Scott Pfaffman Gallery, TNC Gallery and Open Space Gallery. He curated shows for NextMuseum (Detroit), TNC Gallery (NY) and Open Space Gallery (PA) and performed web development for Shamansdream, Hereincyberspace and The digitalmuseum. He is associated with Alan Moore, a founder of CoLab and the MWF Video CLub; he curated Art Against War for New York Arts Space, Macy Gallery at Columbia University and for three websites: drinkink.org, edigitalmuseum.org and http://www.retiform.ath.cx.

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