John Criscitello
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John Criscitello (born 1967 Binghamton, New York) is a multimedia video artist currently residing in Seattle, Washington. Criscitello studied visual art at the Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute in Utica, New York. He has exhibited his work internationally in both solo and group exhibitions. He is also the founding director of a non-profit contemporary art space in Ithaca, New York, that does quarterly screening of videos and short films called "Video/Art/Ithaca".
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- Art Review: "Form Follows Dysfunction"
- Constant, Paul (January 28, 2015), "#CapHillPSA Joins the Growing Public Art Response to Capitol Hill's Affluent Asshole Invasion", The Stranger
- Chin, Corinne (March 13, 2015), "Culture clash: 'We came here to get away from you,' says Capitol Hill art", Seattle Times
- Herzog, Katie (June 3, 2015), "In Seattle, the rent is too damn high", Grist
- "On the streets of the Capitol Hill Arts District, 'contemporary artists' and the Woo! Girl creator", Capitol Hill Seattle, November 14, 2014
- New York Foundation for the Arts(NYFA) "NYFA MARK Alumni Page"
- O, Kelly (April 1, 2015), "The "Woo Girls" Street Artist Is Not Hiding from Anyone", The Stranger
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