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Daniella Rose King

Daniella Rose King is a curator and writer currently resident in London. Most recently she was Program Curator at MASS Alexandria, an independent study and studio program for artists in Egypt. While in this role she curated the program of workshops, lectures, screenings and discussions at MASS Alexandria and Exhibition 2, a group show featuring the work of 18 students who took part in the 2012 program. King holds a BA in History of Art from the University of Manchester and an MA in Curating Contemporary Art from the Royal College of Art in London. She recently contributed to Adel Abidin`s exhibition catalogue Symphony at Lawrie Shabibi Gallery (Dubai 2013), Hatje Cantz`s On One Side of the Same Water: Artistic Practice between Tirana and Tangier (Germany, 2012) and The Right Dissonance (London, 2011) a collection of interviews between emerging curators and artists. She has written for Frieze, Art Monthly, Universes in Universe – Worlds of Art, Portal 9, and Harper`s Bazaar Art. Between 2009 and 2011, King worked as Assistant Curator in Nottingham Contemporary`s Exhibitions and Public Programmes departments. 

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