Julie Lazarus (American, 20th C.), 1987, colorful abstracts (2), mixed media on paper, image: 27 x 11", frame: 43 x 17"

Over the past three decades, Julie Lazarus has built a varied exhibition record, showing in regional, national, and international venues. Her work has appeared in galleries and museums in Fort Worth and Dallas, as well as in Albuquerque, Chicago, Galveston, Houston, New Orleans, San Francisco, and Santa Fe, among others. She has also exhibited extensively throughout Italy, with shows in Florence, Venice, and Murano. Lazarus was recently awarded a commission from Fort Worth Public Art to design and fabricate a public art project for the new Fire Station #26. In 2012, she completed her first Fort Worth Public Art project, which consisted of a large-scale painting and glass mosaic at the Westside Water Treatment Plant. In 2000, she designed new stained-glass windows and a bronze door for Beth El Congregation in Fort Worth. Lazarus's work appears in many private and public art collections, among them those of Allstate Insurance, the Art Museum of South Texas, the Belo Corporation, the City of Fort Worth, Credit Suisse, the Exxon Corporation, Microsoft, the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Neiman Marcus, Texas Christian University, Texas Instruments, XTO Energy, Frank Stella and Harriet McGuirk, and President George W. and Laura Bush. Julie Lazarus earned her MFA in painting and printmaking from the University of Tulsa and her BA from Hofstra University in New York. She received additional training from New York University, the Galveston Art Center, and Philbrook Museum School in Tulsa.

Provenance: A Dallas, Texas collection

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