About
Julie Levesque is a chromaphobic sculptor/multi-media artist prefers to work in all white or monotone. Her work is concept driven and some of her best work has come for explorations into new media.
Her 2022 body of work – ‘Arctic Fix’ (stitched photographs), and ‘Arctic Flow’ (drawings and video) – focuses on the frustration and inability to impact change each of us feels as individuals in the face of global warming.
In 2001 Levesque took 1st prize in the Provincetown Art Association and Museum’s Annual Invitational Exhibition. As a result, she was invited to create ‘What Remains…’ – a complete installation in the museum’s galleries. She is a past winner of the prestigious Massachusetts Cultural Council Individual Artists Grant as well as a recipient of the Artist’s Trust Grant from the Berkshire/Tatonic Fund.
Her work is included in the collections of the DeCordova Museum, Danforth Museum, 21C Museums and the Provincetown Art Association and Museum and has been exhibited widely at venues on the east coast.
Represented by :: Rice Polak Gallery