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Artist Talk and Closing Reception for "Patterns and Tones for A Paper Ballet"

  Julie Green at Keystone July 5, 2025 It was a delightful summer afternoon at Keystone Gallery to have an artist talk and closing reception for my solo exhibition "Patterns and Tones for A Paper Ballet". It was a lively crowd that gathered the day after the 4th of July to listen to me talk about the process and evolution of the three bodies of work in the exhibition. It was a pleasure to see so many friends, colleagues and art professionals in attendance.  If you were unable to attend the closing, here is a link to the talk to get a better understanding of the work. Please also feel free to check out a walk-thru of the entire exhibition filmed by Eric Minh Swenson  here . Although the exhibition closed last month, I am working with other venues in hopes of traveling these three bodies of work later this year.  Stay tuned! Julie Green August 4, 2025 Julie Green's artist talk Photo credit: Jim McHugh Video by Yi-Hsiu Yeh - Yeh Design Lab Louis Stern and Miche...

Opening Night at Keystone Gallery

  Opening night for my solo exhibition "Patterns and Tones for A Paper Ballet"  on  Saturday June 21, 2025 was well received indeed. Friends and family came from far and wide to help me celebrate three bodies of work which cohesively came together in one exhibition. I was delighted to see members of the Kipaipai and Shoebox art community, as well as gallery owners, collectors and art critics. It was truly a memorable evening. Please click on this link to see footage from opening night! Aria Gannon  From 5 - 9pm, the room was buzzing with various conversations about my process, the materials used and how it all fit into our current cultural and political climate.  As an added bonus, Grier Cooper (the ballarina featured in "A Paper Ballet") graced us in a paper costume as she glided effortlessly across the floor.   If you were unable to attend, please enjoy this footage of the opening captured by Eric Swenson here . Grier Cooper  "Patterns a...