July 21, 2022

Artists on Cezanne: Julia Fish and Rodney McMillian
in conversation with Caitlin Haskell, Comer Curator
of Modern and Contemporary Art, Art Institute of Chicago

Rubloff Auditorium
111 South Michigan Avenue / 159 E Monroe Street
Chicago, IL 60603

6 – 7pm
Free admission / advance registration required

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March 10 — April 16, 2022

Julia Fish
Threshold/s with Hearth
recent paintings and a site-intervention

David Nolan Gallery
24 East 81st Street
New York, NY
davidnolangallery.com/

reviews / writings

John Yau, Hyperallergic :
‘Julia Fish’s Architectural Abstractions are Joyful Enigmas’ / March 23, 2022

Matthew Goulish :
‘Auroras of Ordinary’ | ‘Chroma 4, democratic and reflect’
from Julia Fish : Practical Expression / Infinite House, 2022

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October 30 — December 11, 2021

Both And
selected works of Miyoko Ito
with Alex Chitty, Julia Fish,
Avery Nelson, Brittney Leanne Williams

curated by Nicole Mauser
Tiger Strikes Asteroid (TSA)
Mana Contemporary
2233 S. Throop Street // 419
Chicago, IL

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‘Julia Fish | floret : unbound’
texts by Julia Fish, Kate Nesin, David Nolan

96 pages / 31 color images, 13 b&w photographic illustrations
designed by Hillary Geller / Raventype, Chicago
printed by Graphicom, Italy

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May 21 — December 5, 2021

Private Eye : The Imagist Impulse in Chicago Art

Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields
4000 Michigan Road, Indianapolis, IN

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Julia Fish

‘finding Martin Barré : selected notes + annotations from quarantine’
in Transatlantique 1: Martin Barré. 2020

Molly Warnock, editor. New York: ER Publishing

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September 12, 2019 – February 23, 2020

Julia Fish : bound by spectrum
solo exhibition / ten-year survey : selected paintings and works on paper

DePaul Art Museum / DPAM
935 West Fullerton Avenue, Chicago, IL

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selected reviews

Alex Jen. Frieze : ‘Finding a Home in the Layered Abstractions of Julia Fish’ / March 10, 2020

Judith Russi Kirshner. The Seen : ‘Julia Fish: Illuminations of Partial Recall’ / October 20, 2020

John Yau. Hyperallergic : ‘It’s Okay Not to be a Member of the Club’ / May 30, 2020

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‘Julia Fish : bound by spectrum’

exhibition catalogue / essays :
Julie Rodrigues Widholm, Kate Nesin, Colm Tóibín, Daniel Wheeler
+ selected studio notations by Julia Fish

156 pp. / full color images.
DPAM publication. Distributed by University of Chicago Press / September 2019

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September 12, 2019 – February 23, 2020

architectural annotations

Burnham Brothers, Douglas Garofalo, Giovanni Battista Piranesi – architects /
Andrew Norman, Anne Leilehua Lanzilotti – composers / musicians

selected by Julia Fish for DPAM in alignment with the Third Chicago Architecture Biennial.
DePaul Art Museum / DPAM
935 West Fullerton Avenue, Chicago, IL