Julie Anne Ward, MFA
Associate Professor, Sculpture
Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts & Letters
Visual Arts and Art History
Boca Raton Campus | VA 107B
Education
MFA, The Ohio State University
MFA, University of Cincinnati
About
Ward’s work embraces the shift from the physically laborious raw materiality of an iron sculptor to the contemporary technologies of the cool blue screen. In addition to material shifts, she risks exploring collaborative making by inclusion of a variety of art forms and artists, such as musicians, to trace experience beyond the visual. Conceptually, Ward’s work folds in the remnants of vanishing industrial practices. The fading past and rapidly evolving present occupy the striated spaces of history giving us glimpses of the spaces between parallel worlds: between past and present, between old and new, between traditional and contemporary, between the material and the ephemeral. Ward graduated from The Ohio State University in 2010 with an MFA in Sculpture. In 2014 Ward completed a second MFA in Electronic Media from the University of Cincinnati’s Department of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning.