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Julia Kjelgaard
(contemporary American printmaker)
American
Julia Kjelgaard holds a B.A. from the University of California at Santa Barbara, (1977), studied printmaking at the University of Alberta, Canada, and holds an M.F.A. from the University of Michigan (1987). Her prints and paintings have been included in numerous national and international exhibitions including England, Germany, Ireland, Japan, Poland, Taiwan, and Yugoslavia, as well as in numerous catalogues and anthologies.
Her grants and fellowships include a Kala Fellowship (1993), a Hambidge Fellowship (1998), an Individual Artist Grant from the Alabama Council for the Arts (2002), Institute of Critical International Studies (2004), Emory University's URC (2001 and 2006), Fulbright Fellowship (2007) and Center for Creativity and the Arts (2008).
Kjelgaards work is included in collections at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, the Huntsville Museum of Art, the Butler Museum of Art, the Montgomery Museum of Art, the Kala Institute, the Moscow Studio, and the University of Wyoming Art Museum, as well as in many corporate and private collections
In 2009, her work was included in the exhibition The Gift, at the D.C. Art Center in Washington, and in an exhibition of Alabama Women Printmakers from the Collection, at the Montgomery Museum of Art. She is currently working on an artist book, Urban Constellations.
(contemporary American printmaker)
American
Julia Kjelgaard holds a B.A. from the University of California at Santa Barbara, (1977), studied printmaking at the University of Alberta, Canada, and holds an M.F.A. from the University of Michigan (1987). Her prints and paintings have been included in numerous national and international exhibitions including England, Germany, Ireland, Japan, Poland, Taiwan, and Yugoslavia, as well as in numerous catalogues and anthologies.
Her grants and fellowships include a Kala Fellowship (1993), a Hambidge Fellowship (1998), an Individual Artist Grant from the Alabama Council for the Arts (2002), Institute of Critical International Studies (2004), Emory University's URC (2001 and 2006), Fulbright Fellowship (2007) and Center for Creativity and the Arts (2008).
Kjelgaards work is included in collections at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum, the Huntsville Museum of Art, the Butler Museum of Art, the Montgomery Museum of Art, the Kala Institute, the Moscow Studio, and the University of Wyoming Art Museum, as well as in many corporate and private collections
In 2009, her work was included in the exhibition The Gift, at the D.C. Art Center in Washington, and in an exhibition of Alabama Women Printmakers from the Collection, at the Montgomery Museum of Art. She is currently working on an artist book, Urban Constellations.
Artist Objects
Sadness 2011.016