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Through the Exploring Engagement grant awarded by Irvine Foundation, Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego (MCASD) has developed ME (Millennial Engagement) an initiative that seeks to expand arts engagement for diverse Millennials in San Diego by inviting four local artist of this generation to design collaborations with college and university students. For the past several months artist Michael Ano has collaborated and mentored students in the Culture, Art, and Technology practicum program at at Sixth College, UC San Diego to design tours, exhibitions and participatory experiences to engage new audiences.

Demonstrations is a showcases original artworks created or curated that stemmed from this collaboration. Where students explore and engaged

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