Julia Norton - Helios and Phaëthon and the Horses Went Wild
9x11.5”
Collage on handmade paper (made by Alberto Valenzuela at Papel Oaxaca) with natural pigments (bone black, lapis lazuli, ochre, and cochineal chalk pastel), indigo and pericon dyed yarn, black copal, pigeon feather from New York City, and polaroid.
2023
Julia Norton is a multidisciplinary artist and educator. In her art practice, research, and education work she explores the unique qualities and legacies of natural color materials - such as ochres, mineral pigments, and plant based inks and dyes. She holds an MFA from SUNY Purchase and an Ed.M from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. She has exhibited at galleries such as Lyles & King, The Wassaic Project, and Dread Lounge, and has participated in residencies at The Wassaic Project, Cooper Union, Mass MoCA, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity (BC, Canada), SIM Residency (Reykjavik, Iceland), and Pocoapoco (Oaxaca, Mexico). She has worked as an educator at New Museum, Pioneer Works, Swiss Institute, Abrons Art Center, Dia:Beacon, and Harvard Art Museums.
Julia Norton - Helios and Phaëthon and the Horses Went Wild
9x11.5”
Collage on handmade paper (made by Alberto Valenzuela at Papel Oaxaca) with natural pigments (bone black, lapis lazuli, ochre, and cochineal chalk pastel), indigo and pericon dyed yarn, black copal, pigeon feather from New York City, and polaroid.
2023
Julia Norton is a multidisciplinary artist and educator. In her art practice, research, and education work she explores the unique qualities and legacies of natural color materials - such as ochres, mineral pigments, and plant based inks and dyes. She holds an MFA from SUNY Purchase and an Ed.M from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. She has exhibited at galleries such as Lyles & King, The Wassaic Project, and Dread Lounge, and has participated in residencies at The Wassaic Project, Cooper Union, Mass MoCA, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity (BC, Canada), SIM Residency (Reykjavik, Iceland), and Pocoapoco (Oaxaca, Mexico). She has worked as an educator at New Museum, Pioneer Works, Swiss Institute, Abrons Art Center, Dia:Beacon, and Harvard Art Museums.