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Julia Schwartz
#4385 (2 part large olive over primary shapes), 2024/2025
construction remnant (studio build)
Caran D'ache on Hardie panel
12.75 × 8.5”
Julia Schwartz (1957, Pomona, CA) is a visual artist working in painting, installation, and paper. Deeply influenced by years of psychoanalytic study and practice, her paintings straddle figuration and abstraction. She has exhibited widely, including shows in LA, New York, and San Francisco. Schwartz’s curatorial projects include States of Being at the Torrance Art Museum (2015) and Black Mirror at Charlie James Gallery (2017). Her work has been featured in numerous publications including New American Paintings, Two Coats of Paint, Post Road, Huffpost, and the New York Times. After 20 years in Santa Monica, she now lives and works in El Cerrito, California.
Julia Schwartz
#4385 (2 part large olive over primary shapes), 2024/2025
construction remnant (studio build)
Caran D'ache on Hardie panel
12.75 × 8.5”
Julia Schwartz (1957, Pomona, CA) is a visual artist working in painting, installation, and paper. Deeply influenced by years of psychoanalytic study and practice, her paintings straddle figuration and abstraction. She has exhibited widely, including shows in LA, New York, and San Francisco. Schwartz’s curatorial projects include States of Being at the Torrance Art Museum (2015) and Black Mirror at Charlie James Gallery (2017). Her work has been featured in numerous publications including New American Paintings, Two Coats of Paint, Post Road, Huffpost, and the New York Times. After 20 years in Santa Monica, she now lives and works in El Cerrito, California.