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JULIE PUTTGEN was born in Lausanne, Switzerland, and grew up in Fresno and Atlanta. She attended Yale University (BA); and Georgia State University (MFA). In the 1990's, she taught in Hong Kong, traveled around Asia, and then lived as a nun in Buddhist monasteries for three years. She lives and teaches in Lebanon, NH, where she is involved in Slavic singing, improv dance, and local farm work.
Ms. Püttgen works across media (painting, photography, digital animation, installation), and also curates exhibitions, such as the stupendous, environmentally-themed Cutting Fine, Cutting Deep exhibition of cut paper work from Switzerland and North America, which traveled from Sewanee, to Atlanta, to Nacogdoches in 2008-2009. She has exhibited nationally in group and solo shows at museums and galleries including the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center, the Yale School of Art Gallery, Space 301 in Mobile, and Ruby Green Contemporary Art in Nashville. For more information about Julie's work, go to her website. |
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