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Lindsay Howard is a curator and researcher based in New York. She is the Curatorial Director of 319 Scholes, a not-for-profit exhibition space in Brooklyn dedicated to promoting works at the intersection of art and technology. In her role, she oversees programs that support art creation, dialogue, exhibition, and preservation. She is responsible for shaping the organization's artistic vision by researching and coordinating exhibitions, as well as educational/community development projects. Her exhibitions have been featured in ARTINFO, TechCrunch, Wallpaper* Magazine, Artforum, Fast Company, Wired, Creators Project, Rhizome, DIS Magazine, and her exhibition "DUMP.FM IRL" was selected by Art Fag City as one of the 10 Best Exhibitions of 2010. She is the Curatorial Fellow at Eyebeam Art & Technology Center in NYC.

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