About Joanne Julian
Born 1949. Joanne Julian is an American printmaker and painter.
Joanne Julian is an Armenian/American artist. She is known for her works on paper and has produced work in several media over her long career. These include printmaking, botanical and avian illustration, Zen Buddhist ink painting, calligraphy, and abstract composition. Julian is an artist whose oeuvre is informed by Zen aesthetics. She creates calligraphic ink strokes and splashes. During visits to Japan, she observed and absorbed the techniques of Zen masters.
Early life and education
Julian was raised in the San Fernando Valley. At college, she majored in sculpture and printmaking. She received both her BA and MA at California State University, Northridge. In 1973 she received an MFA degree in painting from College of the Canyons in Valencia, CA. She became chair of the fine arts department and Gallery Director there.
Work Julian has taught and lectured at ArtCenter College of Design, Glendale Community College (California), University of California, Los Angeles, California State University (Northridge), and Los Angeles Trade–Technical College.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is Joanne Julian?
Mixed-media artist
When was Joanne Julian born?
Joanne Julian was born in 1949 in Los Angeles.
What is Joanne Julian's occupation?
Joanne Julian is a printmaker and painter.
What nationality is Joanne Julian?
Joanne Julian is American.
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