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Fiona Raby

b. 1963.

Previously taught at Royal College of Art. A noted influence on Atau Tanaka.

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Influenced: Atau Tanaka
Affiliations: Dunne & Raby
Teaching: Royal College of Art

Some roles and affiliations may be former.

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2025Computational Poetry | Wen New Atelier
2024The Art of DIY Education
2024Living Artwork | Alexandra Daisy Ginsberg
2022An Interview with Sputniko!

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