Michele Jaquis is an interdisciplinary artist who examines the complexities within personal relationships. She has moved up and down the east coast most of her life, but relocated to Los Angeles after receiving her MFA in sculpture from RISD in 2000. Michele is represented, non-exclusively, by McLean Fine Art and has had solo exhibitions at South La Brea Gallery in Inglewood, The Office in Huntington Beach, Gallery 825 in Los Angeles and The Hatch Gallery in Los Angeles. She has also participated in various video screenings, performance events and group exhibitions across the country and has curated several video screenings and performance events throughout Los Angeles and New England. She has taught at RISD, Cal Sate Long Beach and UC Riverside and is currently Assistant Professor and Coordinator for the Artist, Community and Teaching Program at Otis College of Art and Design, Michele is also a videographer/editor for the Center for Autism and Related Disorders, where she directed and edited the feature length documentary, Recovered - Journeys Through the Autism Spectrum and Back.
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- Journeys Through the Autism Specturm and Back.
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