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Julie Mehretu
- Bio/Resume (from The Project, NY, Mehretu's gallery)
- Review of Drawing Now exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (Jerry Saltz)
- Julie Mehretu's show at The Project, New York, 2001
- Works at The Project, NY (click on NY, then Artists)
- Wall drawing in the Ethiopian Passages Exhibition at the Smithsonian Museum of African Art.
- Interview with David Brinkley, Chief Curator, Smithsonian Museum of African Art. During the Ethiopian Passages Exhibition.
- Mehretu at the Barbara Davis Gallery
- Exhibition at the Walker Art Center, Minneapolis (traveling)
- At the Istanbul Biennial | Installation view.
- Whitney
Biennial, 2004 (go to artists link)
- One of the two paintings at the Whitney Biennial,
Empirical Construction: Istanbul, is one of her largest to
date: a 10-by-15-foot tour de force that blends fragmentary views
of Istanbul’s Old City with geometric forms. It’s also, says Mehretu—who’s
lived in Addis Ababa, Dakar, and Kalamazoo—“the only painting I’ve
made so far based on one particular city."
- Empirical Construction: Istanbul. The painting was acquired by the Museum of Modern Art, NY. Now in the contemporary galleries at the new MoMA. View 1 | 2 | Detail .
- One of the two paintings at the Whitney Biennial,
Empirical Construction: Istanbul, is one of her largest to
date: a 10-by-15-foot tour de force that blends fragmentary views
of Istanbul’s Old City with geometric forms. It’s also, says Mehretu—who’s
lived in Addis Ababa, Dakar, and Kalamazoo—“the only painting I’ve
made so far based on one particular city."
- Works at Carnegie International Exhibition, 2005.
- MacArthur Fellows Award Citation
- Deutsche Bank Art Magazine article
Martin Irvine, 2004-2005