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Kleoni Manoussakis

Manoussakis is a Greek media performance/video artist. He received a MA from Columbia College and an MA from NYU. He has exhibited work at the Bushwick Art Project, the Brooklyn Museum, Ocularis, the Indiana International Video Festival and the Novosibirsk State Art Museum in Russia.
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