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Meghana Karnik, Gallery Assistant

(b. 1989- Boston, MA) Meghana Karnik received a BA from Case Western Reserve University (2011) in Art History and Political Science. In addition, she completed a thesis and exhibited alongside graduating seniors at the Cleveland Institute of Art's BFA Thesis Show 2011 as a non-degree candidate. The artist has shown in arts venues throughout Ohio, including SPACES, Zygote Press, Forum Artspace, LINGG Showroom, Case Western Reserve University Art Studio, the Reinberger Galleries, and the Cleveland Institute of Art. She worked previously as a SPACES World Artist Program Assistant and as a curatorial intern for the Cleveland Clinic's Art Program, Arts and Medicine Institute, and as a Development Intern in Institutional Giving for art21. Karnik is finishing up her Masters in Arts Administration at Teacher's College of Columbia University.


She worked with FORUM as a Gallery Assistant in 2012 and 2013.
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