JULIE LAZARUS
Born
New York, New York
December 1, 1948
Education
Hofstra University, New York, New York: B.A, 1966-1970
New York University, New York, 1971-1972
Galveston Art Center, 1976-1978
Philbrook Museum School, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1978-1980
University of Tulsa, Tulsa, Oklahoma: Masters in Painting/Printmaking, 1981-1984
Public/Commissioned Art Projects
2009-2012
Contracted by the city of Fort Worth in 2009 to fabricate, deliver and install public art for its Westside Water
Treatment Plant. The design for the artwork used translucent, rich hues of blue, and subtle, abstracted geometric
imagery to capture the essence of water circulation and the plant's state-of-the-art filtration and purification
processes. The artwork consisted of two components: The first, installed inside the building lobby and also visible
from outside the building, is an oil on canvas painting, approximately eight feet, six inches high by nine feet wide
and the second component, a glass mosaic mural, is approximately six feet high by 36 feet wide, adorning the
curved concrete wall that wraps the building entry ramp. The project was completed in 2012.
2000
Designed stained-glass windows and bronze arc door for the sanctuary at Beth-El Congregation, Fort Worth, Texas.
Throughout the project, I worked with architect, designers and contractor.
1988
Commissioned to produce nearly 400 monotype prints for guestrooms at the Westin Airport Hotel, San Francisco
Selected Interviews, Books and Lectures
 Texas Society of Architects Convention, November 8, 2013. Gave a talk about the Westside Water
Treatment public art project.
 "Artists' Eye" gallery talk, Kimbell Art Museum, October 1, 2011. The event was moderated by the
museum’s deputy director Malcolm Warner.
 “Julie Lazarus” by Micaela Gallery, Copyright 2007, 2008 by Micaela Gallery, Micaela Gallery 333
Hayes St., San Francisco, California 94102. Introduction Babette Bohn, Ph.D.
and Giovanni Franco Regina.
 Radio interview, WRR 101.1 FM Classical Radio, "Art Matters" with Sharon Benge, January 14/18, 2007.
Benge interviewed me about my influences and annual work in Venice, Italy, making glass sculptures and
paintings.
 Some Life Comes in Darkness And In Light, a book of photographs of my paintings, coupled with poems
written by W.L. Hendricks celebrating the installation of the Rildia Bee O'Bryan Organ, October 1996. I also
gave a lecture during the event at Broadway Baptist Church.
Selected Solo Exhibitions
2014 ACQUAVENEZIA II, One Arts Plaza, Dallas
2013 William and Joseph Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico
ACQUAVENEZIA; William Campbell Contemporary Art, November 23-December 28
2012 Botanical Research Institute of Texas, Fort Worth , Texas
2011 Galleria Regina, Venice, Italy
2010 The William and Joseph Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico; September
Ross Akard Gallery, Dallas, Texas, November-January 2011
2008 “Abstracted Reflections,” William Campbell Contemporary Art, March 29-May 3
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2007 Venetian Gardens Paintings and Glass, retrospective 2001-2007 sponsored by Trammell Crow, Travis
Tower, Houston, Texas
Micaela Gallery; San Francisco, December-January
2006 Galleria Regina, Murano, Italy
2005 gGlass Gallery, Napa, California
COPIA, Napa, California
2004 Carillon Gallery, Tarrant County College, Fort Worth
2003 Wyndy Morehead, New Orleans
William Campbell Contemporary Art, Fort Worth
Displays Unlimited, Fort Worth
2001 Galleria Daniele Luchetta, Venice, Italy
Displays Unlimited, Fort Worth, Texas
2000 Wyndy Morehead Gallery, New Orleans
Edith Baker Gallery, Dallas, Texas
William Campbell Contemporary Art, Fort Worth, Texas
1999 Galleria Daniele Luchetta: Venice, Italy, September
Selected Group Exhibitions
2014 Target Texas: Contemporary Glass; Art Museum of South Texas, Corpus Christi
“Abstractions,” Community Arts Center, Fort Worth
2013 William and Joseph Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico
William Campbell Contemporary Art, Fort Worth, Texas
Historical Art: Preservation of the Art of the City, Fort Worth, Texas
Pippin Contemporary, Santa Fe, New Mexico
2012 SiNaCa Studios, Fort Worth, Texas
Historic Fort Worth
William Campbell Contemporary Art
William and Joseph Gallery, Santa Fe, NM
2011 SiNaCa Studios, Fort Worth, Texas
Vitro Moda, Neiman Marcus, Ridgmar Mall, Fort Worth, Texas
William Campbell Contemporary Art, Fort Worth
The William and Joseph Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Ross Akard Gallery, Dallas, Texas
2010 Ross Akard Gallery, Dallas, Texas
SiNaCa Studios, Fort Worth Community Arts Center
William Campbell Contemporary Art, Fort Worth, Texas
Palette Contemporary Art, Albuquerque, New Mexico
2009 Vitro Moda: Sinaca Studios-School of Glass
William Campbell Contemporary Art, Fort Worth, Texas
Palette Contemporary Art, Albuquerque, New Mexico
University of Texas-Arlington: Gallery 76102
Fort Worth Community Arts Center
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Galleria Regina, Murano, Italy
2008 SOFA: Chicago, November
Galleria Regina, Venice, Italy
William Campbell Contemporary Art, Fort Worth, Texas
Pallette Contemporary Art, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Micaela Gallery, San Francisco, California
Bank of America Grand Concourse, San Francisco, California
Art Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mexico
2007 SOFA; Chicago, Illinois, November 1-4
Art Santa Fe, New Mexico
Galleria Regina, Venice, Italy
Palette Contemporary Art, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Micaela Gallery, San Francisco, California
William Campbell Contemporary Art, Fort Worth
Bank of America Grand Concourse, San Francisco, California
2006 Turner in Venice, Kimbell Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas
Arlington Museum of Art, Texas
Galleria Regina, Venice
William Campbell, Fort Worth
2005 William Campbell Contemporary Art, Fort Worth, Texas
Galleria Regina, Murano, Italy
Mozart Regina Galleria, Venice, Italy
Touch of Glass, Micaela Gallery, San Francisco
Botanica, Contemporary Glass at Copia, Napa, California
Texas Juried Glass, Galveston Arts Center, Texas
Contemporary Glass in Texas, Simon Michael Art Gallery, Beeville, Texas
The Sculptors Dominion Invitational, San Antonio, Texas
2004 gGlass Gallery, Napa, California
Galleria Regina, Murano, Venice, Italy
Coastal Bend College, Visual Arts Division, Beeville, Texas
Contemporary Glass in Texas: Vibrant Vessels + Neon; Invitational, Works by Texas Artists, The Arts
Alliance Center at Clear Lake, Nassau Bay, Texas
2003 Wyndy Morehead, New Orleans
Arlington Museum of Art, Arlington, Texas
William Campbell Contemporary Art, Fort Worth, Texas
gGlass Gallery, Napa, California
Galleria Regina, Murano, Venice, Italy
Fort Worth Historical Society, Community Art Center, Fort Worth, Texas
2002 Wyndy Morehead, New Orleans, Louisiana
William Campbell Contemporary Art, Fort Worth, Texas
2001 Biennale Internazionale Dell’Arte Contemporanea, Florence, Italy
Galleria Daniele Luchetta, Venice, Italy
Galleria L. R. arte in vetro Giovanni Regina, Murano, Italy
Treviso, Italy, Public Library exhibition
2000 Arte Daniele Lucheta, Venice, Italy
Galleria L. R. arte in vetro Giovanni Regina, Murano, Italy
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William Campbell Contemporary Art, Fort Worth, Texas
Edith Baker Gallery, Dallas, Texas
Wyndy Morehead, New Orleans, Louisiana
1999 Arlington Museum of Art, Arlington, Texas
Art Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Biennale Internazionale Dell’Arte Contemporanea: Florence Biennale 1999,
Florence, Italy
Galleria L. R. arte in Vetro Giovanni Regina, Murano, Italy
Selected Works in Public and Private Collections
President George W. and Laura Bush, The White House
Mrs. Cherie Blair, 10 Downing Street, London, England
Ann Maes, AMD-ABITARE-DOMUS, The Netherlands
Frank Stella and Dr. Harriet McGuirk, New York
Allstate Insurance, Dallas
Banque Paribas, Houston
Belo Corp., Dallas
City of Fort Worth
Credit Suisse, Chicago
Continental Airlines, Houston and Newark, New Jersey
Exxon Corp., Houston
Prof. Nancy Friese, Trinity College, Connecticut
Prof. Glenn Godsey, University of Tulsa
Dan and June Jenkins, Fort Worth
Koll Corp., Seattle
Hahnfeld Hoffer Stanford-Architects, Fort Worth
Neiman Marcus, Dallas
Microsoft, Seattle
Nordstrom: Seattle and Los Angeles
Prof. Brad Place, Tulsa
Skandia Insurance, New York
Jane Sobel and Arthur Klonsky, New Hampshire
Standard Federal Bank, Troy, Mich.
Texas Instruments, Dallas
Touche Ross, New York
Tri - Star Yachts, Washington
University of Tulsa, Tulsa
Price Waterhouse, Dallas
Washington Athletic League, Seattle
TCU, Fort Worth
XTO, Fort Worth
Gallery Affiliations
William Campbell Contemporary Art; Fort Worth
Haarhuis Fine Arts, The Netherlands
Galleria Regina; Murano, Venice, Italy