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Julie Garfield

Background

Julie Garfield is an award winning actress, who came to painting later in her life. Julie had a full career performing in the Theatre, both On and Off Broadway, and in Film and Television. She is the daughter of the legendary actor, John Garfield, who was Black Listed in the 1950s, and died as a result.

As a young woman, Julie studied painting with Leo Manso, at The Provincetown Workshop, in 1964. She majored in Art at the University of Wisconsin, but then decided to follow her path as an actress, and teacher of acting.

Julie returned to her studies as an artist intermittently, until she enrolled in the New York Studio School, where she studied for a year, in 2004, and eventually became a full time Artist.

Art Education

Study with Steve Forster, 2021-2023

Study with Vincent Desiderio, February 2021

Art Students League, Sherry Camhy, 2014-2019

Art Students League, Robert Cenendella, 2017

The NY Academy of Art, Evan Kitson, 2017

Workshop with Steven Assael, New York Academy, 2017

Workshop with Steven Assael,2016

Workshop with Alyssa Monks, New York Academy, 2016

Private study with Kirsten Deirup, 2010-2014

The New York Studio School, 2004-2005

The Art Barge, Long Island, NY, 1998-2000

Julie is a member of the Art Students League in New York City.

Her painting, "The Doll Maker," was featured in the 2017 Art Students League Catalogue.

Exhibitions

Winner of The National Juried Award - First Street Gallery, 2020

Stay Home Make Art Show - Dorsky Museum, Spring 2020

Art Students League Concours, Red Dot Awards (2), 2019

The Mother Gallery, Beacon, 2018.

Postcards From The Edge, 2018

Art Students League Concours, Red Dot Award, 2018

Putnam Arts Council, 2017

Art Students League Concours, Red Dot Award, 2017

Art Students League Concours, 2016

Metro Pictures AIDS Benefit Show, 2016

The Chelsea Hotel Exhibit, 2016

Art Splash, Leroy Nieman Center, 2015

Art Barge, 1999

Julie's New York Times Op Ed, 2017, about The Blacklist and her father was published in The New York Times July 5, 2017.

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