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	Ana María Gómez López obtained her MFA in Painting/Printmaking at the Yale University School of Art in 2014, and ~~has~~ a BA and MA in anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania. Between 2003 and 2008, she worked as a forensic anthropologist in Colombia, South America, working specifically on cases of missing persons. Ana María is currently co-editing The Colombia Reader: History, Culture, Politics (forthcoming in 2015 by Duke University Press). Her current research interests broadly include data visualization, integrative human biology, and ecological systems, as well as biological and generative art.		Ana María Gómez López obtained her MFA in Painting/Printmaking at the Yale University School of Art in 2014, and holds a BA and MA in anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania. Between 2003 and 2008, she worked as a forensic anthropologist in Colombia, South America, working specifically on cases of missing persons. Ana María is currently co-editing The Colombia Reader: History, Culture, Politics (forthcoming in 2015 by Duke University Press). Her current research interests broadly include data visualization, integrative human biology, and ecological systems, as well as biological and generative art.

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	Ana María Gómez López obtained her MFA in Painting at the Yale University School of Art in 2014, and has ~~undergraduate~~ and ~~graduate degrees~~ in anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania. Between 2003 and 2008, she worked as a forensic anthropologist in Colombia, South America, working specifically on cases of missing persons. Ana María is currently co-editing The Colombia Reader: History, Culture, Politics (forthcoming in 2015 by Duke University Press). Her current research interests broadly include data visualization, integrative human biology, and ecological systems, as well as biological and generative art.		Ana María Gómez López obtained her MFA in Painting/Printmaking at the Yale University School of Art in 2014, and has a BA and MA in anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania. Between 2003 and 2008, she worked as a forensic anthropologist in Colombia, South America, working specifically on cases of missing persons. Ana María is currently co-editing The Colombia Reader: History, Culture, Politics (forthcoming in 2015 by Duke University Press). Her current research interests broadly include data visualization, integrative human biology, and ecological systems, as well as biological and generative art.

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	Ana María Gómez López obtained her MFA in Painting at the Yale University School of Art in 2014, and has undergraduate and graduate degrees in anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania. Between 2003 and 2008, she worked as a forensic anthropologist in Colombia, South America, working specifically on cases of missing persons. ~~She~~ is currently co-editing The Colombia Reader: History, Culture, Politics (forthcoming in 2015 by Duke University Press). Her current research interests broadly include data visualization, integrative human biology, and ecological systems, as well as biological and generative art.		Ana María Gómez López obtained her MFA in Painting at the Yale University School of Art in 2014, and has undergraduate and graduate degrees in anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania. Between 2003 and 2008, she worked as a forensic anthropologist in Colombia, South America, working specifically on cases of missing persons. Ana María is currently co-editing The Colombia Reader: History, Culture, Politics (forthcoming in 2015 by Duke University Press). Her current research interests broadly include data visualization, integrative human biology, and ecological systems, as well as biological and generative art.

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	Ana María Gómez López obtained her MFA in Painting at the Yale University School of Art in 2014, and has undergraduate and graduate degrees in anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania. Between 2003 and 2008, she worked as a forensic anthropologist in Colombia, South America, working specifically on cases of persons ~~missing in this country’s decades-long conflict~~. She is currently co-editing The Colombia Reader: History, Culture, Politics (forthcoming in 2015 by Duke University Press). Her current research interests broadly include data visualization, integrative human biology, and ecological systems, as well as biological and generative art.		Ana María Gómez López obtained her MFA in Painting at the Yale University School of Art in 2014, and has undergraduate and graduate degrees in anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania. Between 2003 and 2008, she worked as a forensic anthropologist in Colombia, South America, working specifically on cases of missing persons. She is currently co-editing The Colombia Reader: History, Culture, Politics (forthcoming in 2015 by Duke University Press). Her current research interests broadly include data visualization, integrative human biology, and ecological systems, as well as biological and generative art.

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Ana María Gómez López obtained her MFA in Painting at the Yale University School of Art in 2014, and has undergraduate and graduate degrees in anthropology from the University of Pennsylvania. Between 2003 and 2008, she worked as a forensic anthropologist in Colombia, South America, working specifically on cases of persons missing in this country’s decades-long conflict. She is currently co-editing The Colombia Reader: History, Culture, Politics (forthcoming in 2015 by Duke University Press). Her current research interests broadly include data visualization, integrative human biology, and ecological systems, as well as biological and generative art.