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Megan Michalak

Buffalo, New York-based multi-media artist Megan Michalak will complete her current project KINOMIC Redistribution System (kinetic+economic) created in collaboration with Stephanie Rothenberg. Described as an educational, interactive game that parodies the role of dominant institutions such as the World Bank and WTO in regulating economic relations between developing and developed countries, the work will be presented as an installation in August 2009 at Gallery Titanik in Turku, Finland.

Megan Michalak's work has been presented at Smack Mellon Gallery (NYC), The Bronx Museum of the Arts, The Silver Lake Film Festival (Los Angeles), the SF Cinemateque, Dance Theater Workshop, among others. She was recently awarded a NYSCA Individual Arts Award for work in film and media. https://meganmichalak.com/home.html.

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"Megan Michalak." Video History Project, Experimental Television Center, 2011. https://www.videohistoryproject.org/megan-michalak.

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Buffalo, New York-based multi-media artist Megan Michalak will complete KINOMIC Redistribution System (kinetic+economic), created with Stephanie Rothenberg; described as an educational, interactive game parodying the World Bank and WTO, it will be presented as an installation in August 2009 at Gallery Titanik in Turku, Finland. Her work has been presented at Smack Mellon Gallery (NYC), The Bronx Museum of the Arts, The Silver Lake Film Festival (Los Angeles), the SF Cinemateque and Dance Theater Workshop. She received a NYSCA Individual Arts Award for work in film and media; website: http://meganmichalak.com/home.html.

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