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Rhombie Sandoval

04/25/12

Rhombie Sandoval was selected again for a gallery show at Art Center College of Design. She is taking the summer term off, plans to spend some time working on a farm and then traveling and shooting for her portfolio.

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Shana Christopher

12/13/11

Shana Christopher is attending School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She's making a lot of performative installations with food, focusing on the food itself and highlighting it through the medium of art, as well as playing with the role of the audience.

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Kay Keren

11/01/11

Kay Keren is a junior at Parsons School of Design majoring in Design Management.

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Ali Sandoval

09/16/11

Ali (Rhombie) Sandoval is attending Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, CA.

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Rhombie Sandoval recent work

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