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Michele Carlson is a practicing artist, writer, and educator whose interdisciplinary research investigates the intersections of history, memory, loss, race, and popular culture. She lives and works in the San Francisco Bay Area where she completed an MFA in Printmaking and an MA in Visual & Critical Studies from the California College of the Arts. Carlson's visual work has been exhibited nationally at venues, including Patricia Sweetow Gallery, the San Francisco Arts Commission, Intersection for the Arts, and Cerasoli Gallery, Los Angeles. Her critical and creative writing have been published in Art in America, Art Practical, Afterimage, numerous exhibition catalogs, and various other publications. Carlson has been awarded fellowships by Kala Art Institute, San Francisco Foundation, and the Reader's Digest Museum Foundation. She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses related to Asian American Studies, Visual and Critical Studies, Art History, and Visual Arts at California College of the Arts, University of California, Davis and several other Bay Area colleges.

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