Inliquid Exhibition Winter 2023
The three artists in Between Us is a Namelessness work around the poetics of observation. Through invented tools and observational practices, each artist proposes methods to record and quantify the intangible. What does measuring the space between oneself and a memory or an idea mean? Through cyclical and repetitive processes, all three artists engage with nonlinear time and complex relationships to space.

Geographical Lore, Salt Mountain (2022) has been selected as one of the Critics' Choice Awards by Eve Schillo
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
LensCulture Critics' Choice Award
Announcing the 48 Critics’ Choice Award Winners for 2023

Interview, Spring 2023

May- June, 2023
Four photographs from Geographical Lore are included in the group exhibition, Shifting Ecologies: Contemporary Artists and the Environment at the Maguire Museum, Saint Joseph's University in Lower Merion, PA
Shifting Ecologies: Contemporary Artists and the Environment

Work from my series Geographical Lore is on view at the Modern Art Oxford as part of the Photo Oxford Festival 2023
PhotoOxford

𝓉𝑜 𝓁𝑒𝒶𝓃 𝑜𝓃 𝓉𝒽𝑒 𝒷𝑒𝓃𝒹

‘the crease may still hold 𝘜𝘴 ‘

self-published book / 72 pages/ photo inserts with poster foldout/edition of #50

the publication is a nonlinear narrative of photographic images with non-descriptive, poetic text as a thread throughout the book as if an internal voice is leading the viewer to distant places/landscapes, with archival photographs of intimate spaces and unknown geographies. drift on and on, on.

Work from Geographical Lore series, included in the Exposure 2022 Exhibition February in Canada
Exposure 2022

group show 70, work included in this online exhibition

Under the Sun and the Moon

What to say about The Sun And The Moon?
The division
The search for hopeful bits

Some source of binding
Some beauty in the sad
Some balance

It all hangs
In what dissolves
To look up and forward
That's it

As part of an experiment at The Alternative Art School, we have created a collaborative exhibition between artists across the globe. Working in tandem with alternative spaces, we asked an artist at TAAS and one artist suggested by our global alternative art colleagues to produce artworks across geography and empathy.

The project had two parts. Part 1: We asked each artist to talk about their last year with their collaborator, then make an artwork based on that conversation. Part 2: We asked each artist to also exhibit the work of their collaborator in their own context. Thus it was a two-fold exchange, the first in empathy and the second in geography.
Collaborative Project Here

Presented by Strange Fire Collective & Humble Arts Foundation
Four Degrees Exhibition link

Real Photo Show

Julianna Foster on the Podcast, Real Photo Show
Real Photo Show podcast, and now production studio, was created by Michael Chovan-Dalton in 2015 as a platform to provide space and voice for photographers and to help build community among photographers. The podcast features artists, curators, publishers, and directors with discussions about origins, influences, teaching, books, showing, tools, some technology, and anything else that may come up in conversation.

Photo Talk 2021
In this photo talk, I present work from my current series, Geographical Lore, a selection of photographic work that considers ways in which the natural world can be represented. With an introduction by artist, Nadia Hironaka.
Tilt Institute

Mythical Ecology: Exploring The Geographical With Julianna Foster

Interview with Daniel George about recent work.
Geographical Lore Interview, Winter 2020

Defusing the Bomb
InLiquid artist Julianna Foster’s photographs illuminate the physical space in which transformation occurs. Her series of photographs entitled Portals are arresting and jarring, kind of like a punch in the gut. These photographs seem to convey the inside of that escape room, the inside of our four walls of quarantine, or even the inside of our metaphorical space stuck inside those walls trying to defuse that escape room bomb, or the pandemic.

Mythical Ecology: Exploring The Geographical With Julianna Foster
Create Magazine Interview

New gallery affiliation in Los Angeles, California
paristexasla
ABOUT
PARISTEXASLA is a contemporary art space located in the Arts District of Los Angeles, a city born out of imagination. First opened in Spring 2019 as Brannan Mason Gallery, the gallery shows a diverse selection of emerging and established artists from varying disciplines including fine art, photography, functional design, and public art. The gallery prides itself in working alongside artists to produce ambitious projects both within the confines of the exhibition space and beyond.

Filter Photo is pleased to announce Context 2020
annual spring open call for photography-based work in Chicago
Filter Photo

Included in group exhibition in Paris November 2019 The Truth in Disguise

1241 Carpenter Studios & ArtSpace 1241

Exhibition at Inliquid Gallery, February - March 2019
Intersections: Here / There

This exhibit, organized by Inliquid member and Philadelphia artist, Julianna Foster is based on photographic processes that relate to materiality, mark making, experimentation and using the medium of photography as source material. Works ranging from representation to abstraction through print material/objects and site-specific installation these seven artists, Roxana Azar, Veronica Corzo-Duchardt, Julianna Foster, Krista Svalbonas, Millee Tibbs, Claire Warden and Jennah White explore ideas of identity, personal history, human connection, place/location, interpretations and interactions within and of the landscape.

InLiquid @ The InLiquid Gallery in the Crane Building, Philadelphia

The Focal Press Companion to the Constructed Image in Contemporary Photography
My work from the Swell series along with two interviews are included in this new book (Fall 2018).

Summer 2018
Featuring my book, lone hunter

The Print Center
January 9 – April 21, 2018

Thursday, January 11
5:30pm Gallery Talk
6:00 – 7:30pm Opening Reception
Our second exhibition dedicated to a selection of the very best new photo publications and the artworks that inspired them.

The Print Center

Call and Response Book
Exhibition of selected work from the project along with the book:
August 25th - September 22nd, 2017
University of the Arts, Photography Program, in the Sol Mednick Gallery on the 15th floor of the Terra building, 211 South Broad St. Philadelphia
(hours-Monday - Friday: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Saturday - Sunday: by appointment)

University of Delaware, Recitation Gallery

Selected as 1 of 6 artists to participate in the CSA project.
CSA

Panorama Feature Exhibit
Main Line Art Center, Haverford, PA

Latent Ground www.catherinepancake.com/JuliannaFoster…

Black Oak House

Interview about Collabortive Project, Ping Pong with artist John Carlano
Radio Interview

Grizzly Grizzly group exhibition, June 5-27th, 2015
Grizzly Grizzly

2015 Finalist
CFEVA

CleaverMagazine

Power Plant Gallery, Duke University, Durham, NC
Until November 7th, 2014
|http://https://powerplantgallery.duke.edu|Power Plant Gallery|

Abington Art Center
October 10- December 7th, 2014
Abington Art Center

Nancy Brokaw Image World Blog

Opening Reception, December 6, 2013
Gallery Talk, December 22nd, 2013, 3pm
Vox Populi Gallery

Swell Series
Opening Reception, November 1st, 2013
Gallery Talk, November 17th, 2013
Gravy

Recent work in Dark Matter Issue, December 2012
Conveyor Studio

Wind Challenge III, Until May 11th
Fleisher Art Memorial

Vox Group Exhibit May 2013
Front Gallery