Current Exhibitions

January 24–February 22, 2012
10 x 10 Benefit Show
Coconino Center for the Arts, Flagstaff, Arizona

October 2–27, 2012
Arrangement for a Silent Orchestra
Prescott College Art Gallery at Sam Hill Warehouse, Prescott, Arizona
October 5 Opening Reception
October 11 Artist Talk and Performance

Press

• The Washington Post
  Man vs. Beast: An Intimate Look | PDF
  and
  The Story Behind the Work | PDF
  January 18, 2008
  Reviews by Michael O'Sullivan


• dcist, Arts and Events
  According To Their Kind @ Flashpoint | PDF
  January 10, 2008
  Review by Lynne Venart


• Dialogue Magazine, Rearview Mirror
  September/October 2002, Volume 25, Number 3, p. 31
  Review by John Brunetti


• The Chicago Reader, Critic's Choice
  August 2, 2002, Volume 31, Number 44, Section Two, p. 23
  Review by Fred Camper


• The New York Times, Connecticut edition, Creative Works with a Political Edge
  June 24, 2001, Art Section, p. 11
  Review by William Zimmer


• The New Haven Advocate, What's the Story Here?
  May 31, 2001
  Review by Hank Hoffman

Bio

Julie Comnick received her MFA in Painting from Montana State University in 2001 and her BA from The Evergreen State College in 1995. Her paintings and drawings have been exhibited in solo exhibitions nationally including Space Gallery, Denver, CO; The Gallery at Flashpoint, Washington, DC; Zg Gallery, Chicago IL; and Creative Arts Workshop, New Haven, CT. Her work has been featured in publications including the Washington Post, New American Paintings, Dialogue Magazine, and the Chicago Sun Times. She received an Artist Projects Grant from the Arizona Commission on the Arts in 2007.

Julie lives in Prescott, Arizona, where she is a member of the Arts and Letters faculty at Prescott College and teaches Studio Arts courses in painting, drawing, public art and critical theory. She has also worked as an exhibits preparator and art conservator in Chicago, IL, and co-founded a cooperative gallery in Seattle, WA. She has traveled extensively in Spain, Mexico and Portugal. Outside the studio, Julie enjoys exploring the wilderness with her husband and two-year-old son.

Links

• The Drawing Center, New York, NY
• Howard Tullman collection, Chicago, IL
• NYArts Magazine
• Polk Museum of Art, Lakeland, FL
• Love Buttons, Gregory Sale
• Adam Thorman Photography
• Tamara Albaitis: Burn the Box
• Heck's Kitchen: Interview with Julie Comnick
• Tim Lowly
• Richard Rouse III
• Artists Online, Selected Contemporary Artists
• Julie Comnick: Olofson Contemporary Art
• Agora Gallery