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Andra Moldav

Andra Moldav studied German Literature at New York University and Liberal Studies at The New School. She worked briefly in publishing and as an assistant to a documentary filmmaker before deciding to move to Los Angeles and pursue screenwriting. Looking at and writing about art has been a passion since graduate school.
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A Slice of Berlin in Los Angeles

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Andra Moldav
/ 12 December 2011
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‘Immigrant Nations’ Is Told from the Vantage Point of Those Receiving the Influx of Migrants

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Andra Moldav
/ 10 November 2011
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Art from Protest

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Andra Moldav
/ 30 October 2011
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Pavement Art: When Destruction Is as Important as Creation

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Andra Moldav
/ 17 October 2011
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On Costumes, Video Games, and the Art of Pretending

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Andra Moldav
/ 28 August 2011
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In With the Old in Bucharest: When There’s No New Space for Art, Find an Old Mansion

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Andra Moldav
/ 2 August 2011
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Street Art: From the Frying Pan Straight into the… Museum

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Andra Moldav
/ 31 May 2011
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Thomas Doyle’s Dreams and Nightmares: Captured in Bell Jars

By
Andra Moldav
/ 18 April 2011

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