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Julia Dzwonkoski

Julia Dzwonkoski is an artist and curator who graduated from SUNY Buffalo's Department of Media Study. She is currently working on a series of web-based artworks (www.mishaptic.com), a video on the history of credit cards, and is the co-curator of an upcoming exhibition of contemporary prison art.

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Julia Dzwonkoski is an artist and curator who graduated from SUNY Buffalo's Department of Media Study; she is producing a series of web-based artworks at www.mishaptic.com and a video on the history of credit cards. She is co-curator of an upcoming exhibition of contemporary prison art.

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