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Jill Johnston-Price

Jill Johnston-Price is an artist and educator from Fredonia, New York, whose animations have screened at international festivals in Australia, Canada, Croatia, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Japan, Korea, Turkey, and New Zealand, as well as numerous national festivals and exhibitions. With a background in cinematography and painting, her work has explored the relationships of ecological systems of self-sustainment and the often bizarre interactions found in nature, folklore, and animal welfare. She is the recipient of several festival awards, a Maryland Area Media Arts Fellowship, and various SUNY grants. She currently is an Assistant Professor in the Animation/Illustration Program at SUNY Fredonia.
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Jill Johnston-Price is an artist and educator from Fredonia, New York; her animations have screened at international festivals in numerous countries, including Australia, Canada and New Zealand, and at national festivals and exhibitions. With a background in cinematography and painting, she explores ecological systems of self-sustainment and bizarre interactions in nature, folklore and animal welfare; she has received several festival awards, a Maryland Area Media Arts Fellowship and various SUNY grants, and is Assistant Professor in the Animation/Illustration Program at SUNY Fredonia.

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