PROFILE



Julia Barton - artist         CV
 
Commissions, Residencies, & Exhibitions

2012  Heavy Plant Crossing-sculpture & performance. 

      Chelsea Fringe Festival

2012  Expressions of Movement;Group show at The Grove Garden,
      Watford. Curated by  Art Contact

2012  ‘Fabric of Dance’ exhibition of sculptural costumes & 

      shadow projections Queens Hall, Northumberland

2011  ‘Lost & Found’ Pop up garden installation on the Swing

      Bridge over the Tyne  River, commission for 
      Newcastle  &  Gateshead  Initiative

2010  Designer & Creative Artist:for ‘Title Pending’ a 

      collaborative development with the Novemember Club
      Exploring experimental dance ideas  relating to Chaos,
      Order & Harmony at  Northern Stage, Newcastle

2010  Designer for the Holocaust Memorial Remembrance Day.  

      Newcastle Theatre

2009  Designer & Creative Artist: ‘Traces & Graces’ dance &  

      theatrical promenade performance. Walton Manor Gardens.  
      Northumberland.

2008  ‘Confinement’ installation exhibition: Queens Hall  

      Gallery, Hexham

2007  FLOW Art & Ecology exhibition: Northumberland.
 

2007  Fraserburgh, RevitHAR project: Scotland. Commission   
      ‘Green Route’ town centre planting/landscaping project
 

2007  Northern Neuro Disability Services Centre: Walker Gate,  
      Newcastle: Commission. Flowing  Walls, six steel curved   
      walls, containing slate and vertically planted with grasses

2006  National Trust Cragside Gardens, Northumberland.  

      Commission  ‘Elaborations’ installation multiple plaster  
      containers embellished with architectural details cast   
      from the interior of Cragside House, to display pine  
      saplings, ferns and a specimen Rhododendron

2005  Residency &  Installation of ‘Resurrection’ a living  
      sculptural response to the decommissioned Chatham County  
      Jail in Savannah Georgia, USA.
         
2004  Harrogate Museums & Art presentation for the Entente  

      Florale in the Harrogate Gardens. Solo exhibition    
      entitled ‘Botanic Dance’, composed of six phyto-forms

2003  Westonbirt International Festival of Gardens,    

      Gloucestershire. ‘Plexus’, a garden, inspired by the 
      microscopic structure of the arboretum’s trees

2003  Scottish Plant Collectors Garden, Pitlochry, Scotland.  

      Commission ‘Dispersal’ sculpture. Steel, slate, conifer  
      and  alpine plants, made in response to the art of plant   
      collection

2003  Meadow Gallery, Shropshire. Commission ‘Desire to enter’  

      installation for the Borderlines exhibition

2003  The Crafts Council Gallery, London.  Group exhibition,  

      Out There, Art for Gardens                    
               
2002  Conservatoire International des parcs et jardins et du  

      paysage, 11th International Garden Festival,  at the  
      Loire,  France. Design  Installation commission
 
2001  Levens Hall Gardens, Cumbria. Residency, Year of the  
      Artist, creating  a series of contemporary  sculptures    
      ‘phyto-forms’ in response to the Hall’s magnificent topiary
 

2001  Artist in  Residence  & commission  at Newcastle General  
      Hospital, Artworks for the Centre for the Health of   
      the Elderly,

Awards

2012  Arts Council Award for the Arts - Heavy Plant Crossing

2012  Royal  Borough of Kensington & Chelsea - Arts Award

2010  Artists Development Award, Northern Stage ‘Time in Two’   

      theatre award       

2007  Research & Development award, Arts Council England &  

      Newcastle City Council, to research a                
      self-sustaining growing installation entitled ‘Living Room’

2003  Encore bursary, Arts Council England, to research  

      materials  & methods for making ‘growing’ rooms

2002  Travel & training Award, Northern Arts, to research  

      opportunities in USA

2001  Year of the Artist residency, Northern Arts on behalf of  

      the Arts Council of England

Lecturing/teaching/guest speaker

2010  Garden History Museum, London . Talk & on stage guest   

      exploring art in gardens & landscapes

2005  Chatham County Jail, Savannah. Talk & walk with the    

      artist, talk explaining the inspiration and making of the  
      installation ‘Resurrection’

2004  Savannah College of Art and Design, Georgia, USA, teaching

      'Botanical Formations’ 

2003  Botanical Gardens Kew, Illustrated talk for the 

      Society of Garden Designs autumn conference entitled
      ‘Almost Gardens’    

2003  Middlesbrough College of Art & Design, BA fine art students

2002  University of Central Lancashire, BA Garden Design

      students        

2002  Hereford College of Art & Design, BA fine arts & design  

      students

2002  Huntington Botanical Gardens, California USA. Public  

      illustrated lecture on the ‘Phyto-form’ exhibition 
                  

Publications   


2009  Avante Gardeners: 50 Visionaries of the Contemporary  

      Landscape: by Tim Richardson,
 
2005 ‘Achieving Resurrection’ – an artist’s journal, describing  
     the inspiration and journey to the making of the 
     installation Resurrection in Savannah Georgia, USA. 

2005 The Telegraph, Feb, article referring to Phyto-form  

     sculptures

2005 Garden Design Journal, Sept, article focusing on the  

     installation ‘Resurrection’

2004 Garden Design Journal, Mar, Horti-sculpture, feature on my  

     practice as an artist   
      
2003 Garden Design Journal, Oct review of ‘Plexus’ at Westonbirt

     International Garden Festival
 
2003 Crafts magazine, July/August. Feature on garden sculpture  
     profiling my work
                                         

2002 Crafts magazine, Jan/Feb. Review of ‘Phyto-form’exhibition

  
2002 Curious Gardeners’ book accompanying television programme  
     for BBC 2, by Guy Cooper and Gordon Taylor, Six Elements of
     Garden Design, ISBN 0-7553-1068-3

2001 Gardens Illustrated, issue 65, review of ‘Phyto-form’  

     exhibition

2001 The Telegraph, June, Wired & Wonderful, feature article on  

     Julia Barton’s topiary art

2001 Catalogue, Phyto-form an exhibition by Julia Barton.  

     Catalogue, ISBN 0-906657 13X

Contact Details: 0797 799 7605   julia_barton@btinternet.com     
http://julia-barton-sculptor.typepad.com/studioworks/

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