Artist Information:
Julie Caves
London,
United Kingdom
Member Since: Oct 2005
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Artist Statement:
BFA in Studio Art (Sculpture
and Printmaking) at the
University of Texas at Austin,
USA.
MA in Bookarts at Camberwell
College, University of the
Arts London, UK.
I make paintings about colour
and the act of painting. I
make artists' books about
everything else.
I work with visual and written
language. I am in love with
metaphor, colour and texture.
My paintings and artists'
books are 3-dimensional so I
still consider myself a
sculptor. Making art allows
me the freedom to be emotional
and is my way of being in the
world....
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Artist Exhibitions:
Selected Art Exhibitions
Solo Exhibitions:
2007 Colour Matters, Oxford
House, London
2006 Foyer Exhibition,
Pleasance Theatre, Islington,
London
2006 New Works at Coffee
Corner café, Stoke Newington,
London
2001 Me On Tuesday, Me On
Wednesday, Me On Thursday…,
The New Gallery, University of
Texas.
Group Exhibitions:
2008 Press and Release ...
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Artist Galleries:
Coming Soon!
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Artist Reviews:
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Collections:
Selected Public Collections:
Manchester Metropolitan
University Library
University College
Northampton, UK
BookROOM Archives, Witte de
With, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Tate Britain Special
Collection acquired two books
Camberwell College of Arts
Special Collection acquired
two books
Serigraph Matt in the
permanent collection of the
University of Texas at Austin.
Serigraph Out Of ...
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Commissions:
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Julie Caves's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Julie Caves's Portfolio. Browse Caves's body of work: BFA in Studio Art (Sculpture and Printmaking) at the University of Texas at Austin, USA.
MA in Bookarts at Camberwell College, University of the Arts London, UK.
I make paintings about colour and the act of painting. I make artists' books about everything else.
I work with visual and written language. I am in love with metaphor, colour and texture. My paintings and artists' books are 3-dimensional so I still consider myself a sculptor. Making art allows me the freedom to be emotional and is my way of being in the world.... |
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