Exhibitions, Blog & Media

Art Reception, Friday, 1/25/19, 5-7 pm at The Gallery at NHG

Jan 11, 2019

Honored to have 15 paintings included in the Calm to Chaos exhibit. Please join me at the Opening Reception on Friday, January 25 from 5 to 7pm at The Gallery at North Haven Gardens, 7700 Northaven Road, Dallas, TX.

As the Featured Artist, please also join me in The Gallery for an Artist Talk at 1pm on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2019.

Mary Tomas Gallery, Aug. 4 – Sept. 1, 2018

Jul 16, 2018

Honored to have this painting included in the Annual Juried CAC Membership Show opening on Saturday, August 4 from 5:30 to 8:30pm at Mary Tomas Gallery in the Design District. It’s a framed landscape titled: Rio Grande River near Taos, NM. On view through Sept. 1, 2018. Many thanks to jurors Mary Tomas, Giovanni Valderas and Lily Weiss.

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Plano Art Association 125 Exhibit

Jun 8, 2018

I am honored to have one of my prints included in the regional juried Plano Art Association 125 Exhibit. This art exhibit will be on view from June 20 – July 29, 2018 in the Richardson, TX Eisemann Center Mezzanine.

Reception & Awards Presentation on Friday, July 13, 2018 (7:00 p.m. – 9 p.m.) is open to the public at the Eisemann Center, 2351 Performance Dr., Richardson, TX 75082.

SMU Meadows Scool of the Arts, Mary Vernon Painting Prize

May 17, 2018

Education has been transformative twice in my life; first in engineering and now in the art of oil painting.
In May, 2018, I was honored to receive from the faculty of SMU Meadows School of the Arts:
“Mary Vernon Painting Prize – Julie England
The Mary Vernon Painting Prize was established by donors in 2016 in honor of Vernon’s long, successful career as both an artist and professor at SMU. The award is presented annually to an art major with outstanding dedication to the craft of painting, as judged by faculty, and provides funds toward establishment of an art career.” https://www.smu.edu/Meadows/NewsAndEvents/News/2018/180509-EndOfYearAwards
I am grateful to the SMU Art Faculty and especially painting Professors Mary Vernon and Barnaby Fitzgerald!

RCAS 52nd Annual Regional Juried Art Exhibition and Sale

Mar 20, 2018

Songbird Forest 2 was accepted into the Richardson Civic Art Society 52nd ANNUAL REGIONAL JURIED ART EXHIBITION AND SALE hosted at the Eisemann Performance Center.

E. Melinda Morrison, selected 81 works of art  for the exhibition. The exhibition will be May 2 thru May 26, 2018 in Richardson,TX.

Texas National 2018

Mar 11, 2018

April 14 – June 9, 2018
Stephen F. Austin State University
This juried competition and exhibition annually attracts approximately 800 entrants from all 50 states and the District of Columbia. SFA’s 24th annual juried competition and exhibition provides emerging artists an opportunity to have work juried by noted American art critic and author Jed Perl. From 1000 entries, 65 were selected, including Julie’s painting Landscape 79,Rio Grande River south of Taos.

 

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Phone:                936.468.5500
Address:             329 E. Main Street

                           Nacogdoches, TX 75961

Julie England – Independent Director, Artist and Former Technology Executive

Feb 22, 2018

PRIMEWOMEN.COM published on  by .

Have you spent your life working in the corporate world and longed to become an artist, a musician, a chef – explore your creative skills?

Julie England has done just this – going from an engineer and VP in Texas Instruments to becoming a recognized artist, exhibiting her work. And picking up a number of independent board positions along the way!

I have been interviewing and sharing tips from a number of women who successfully created second careers. They will be talking in more detail on the Prime Women second act program, due to be launched October 23, 2018.

It was particularly Julie’s transition from a corporate leader to an artist and painter that interested me. I know from helping people in my own business that many find themselves almost frozen when it comes to thinking what they want to do next – and how to make it happen. Too many don’t give themselves permission to dream and ‘go for it.’ Yet, as Julie says, we are generally fit and healthy in our 50s and 60s and there is plenty of time to learn, qualify, experiment, develop skills and start something completely new.

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