Dana Hemenway is an intermedia artist. She is interested in how we understand and frame objects and experiences. She is fascinated with forms of aesthetic display. The resulting work ranges from video to sculpture to site-specific installation. Dana was born in 1982 and raised in Northern California; she currently lives in San Francisco, CA. Dana received her BA in 2003 from University of California, Santa Cruz and her MFA in 2010 from Mills College in Oakland. Dana has exhibited her artwork at Southern Exposure, Root Division, Intersection for the Arts, Mission 17, Artist Television Access, and more in San Francisco; the Pacific Film Archive in Berkeley; the Bedford Gallery in Walnut Creek; and San Jose/Works in San Jose. In addition to showing her own artwork Dana has curated exhibitions at 31 Rausch Gallery, ATA and the SFAC Gallery. Both her curatorial projects and artwork have been reviewed: curatorial work in the SF Chronicle, SF Bay Guardian and SF Weekly; artwork in Afterimage Magazine, SFGate.com, Hideous Sunday and ARTSlant.

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