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Julia Sherman mines American history and pop culture, feminist theory and a range of personal anxieties to create tableaus of fantasy, philosophy and interrogation. She is the founder of the artist run gallery Workspace in LA and has apprenticed with a weaver, a wig-maker and a cobbler. She is an alumnae of the Mountain School of Art, Rhode Island School of Design, and she received her MFA from Columbia University. Sherman has been a contributing artist/writer to Triple Canopy, White Zinfandel and Cabinet Magazine and has shown her work at Sculpture Center NY, Recess Activities and The Museum of Modern Art.
In addition to her studio practice, Sherman is the creator of Salad For President, an evolving project that draws a meaningful connection between art and everyday obsessions, unearthing the value of those passions that may fall outside the purview of professionalized “practice.” Sherman is the creator of an ambitious Salad Garden on the roof of MoMA PS1, built in the summer of 2014. This project is now traveling across the U.S.

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