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Julie Cohn

 “I am a life long learner, and watercolor, as an improvisational medium, teaches me every day. Whether abstract, representational or realistic, the subject before me asks only that I am present to address my heart and spirit first, letting my skill naturally respond. My allowing of form to coalesce naturally keeps me engaged and ever poised for the next step. Faith in something universal beyond my brushes and paints is the fuel that brings life to my art.”
​- Julie

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Art in Situ
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​​Julie gallery wraps her original watercolors around pre-stretched canvas for a very intimate and sculptural look.

Should you prefer the look of a mat, some of her 10 x 10 original paintings are bordered by white and will pop easily into a frame that you can choose to purchase through frameiteasy.com.

​Or, you may like the look of attractive limited edition semi-glossy metal prints. Julie offers a total of 20 for each painting that gives the option of prints.

Julie Cohn  received a BA in Fine Art with an additional emphasis on Art History from UC Berkeley, and a BFA in
Fine Art from CCA. Her artwork has shown in museums, been purchased as public art, and showcased in many galleries throughout the United States. She is an active, exhibiting artist with a portfolio of work available upon request. A College of Marin instructor for over 23 years, she shares her watercolor and design expertise, continually pushing beyond conventional methods of watercolor.  She has juried many exhibits in the Bay Area and has published two instructional DVDs: " The Dance of Watercolor: Beginners and Beyond and The Dance of Watercolor: Luminosity, Luster, Iridescence. Her product,  " Easy Steps to Great Color ", a concise guide to color, is enjoyed internationally. As vice president of her branch of National League of American Pen Women (NLAPW), a group dedicated to supporting women in the arts, she speaks to groups on a local and national level. Julie donates her art to UCSF Alliance Health Project annually. Her studio/gallery is in Berkeley, California, USA.