Julie Michelle
@ Julie Michelle
I admired her compassionate heart and respected her attempt, ultimately heart breaking, to help a homeless mother and her three children. Julie didn't have much in the way of resources but what she had, she gave completely.
I am in awe of her talent and very honored to have her as a friend. She even invited me to participate in her project but I was too camera phobic to say yes. But lots and lots of other people did say yes, Yes and again YES! This show is the result of all those who participated, so say yes, and go.
There's no doubt where I'm going to be this Friday night.
This is an exciting show not only because of the high caliber of the photography, video, and installation work in the show, but also because it is the first Commons Curatorial Residency that SOMArts has awarded. This ongoing, community-based photography and creative writing project investigates the myriad cultural and personal nooks and crannies of San Francisco as well as the lovely, lively, kooky, exiting, and entertaining inhabitants therein.
With this award Julie Michelle has composed an exhibition that shares the spirit and fascinating layers of this city through the words and faces of those who live here. This ongoing, community-based photography and creative writing project investigates the myriad cultural and personal noooks and crannies of San Francisco as well as the lovely, lively, kooky, exiting, and entertaining inhabitants therein.
It has already received lots of attention, being featured or listed at: The Bold Italic, SF Station, SF Fun Cheap, Flavorpill, SFist, Fecal Face, Muni Diaries, SFBG, SF Weekly, SF Gate, 7×7, and more.
http://julieliveshere.com/
Wonderful interview which show's Julie's talent and warm and compassionate heart and the back story of how she got started.
http://thepoetrystore.net/events/julie-lives-here/
Friday, November 05, 2010 from 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM (PT)
SOMArts , 934 Brannan Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
http://www.somarts.org/2010/10/20/i-live-heresf-is-gaining-steam/

2 comments:
She looks like a modern version of the Girl with a Pearl Earring.
I used to visit Tango Baby when it was still alive. And I, too, was impressed by Julie's creativity (she's a fellow Scorpio, that should have been a clue! :-D). I'm so happy for Julie.
Many thanks. By the way, you're one of the good critics in the art world! :-) I love your posts.
Greetings from London.
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