Julianne Hunter

Julianne Hunter, born in 1986, is a New York based artist with roots in the Hudson Valley, Albany, Ithaca, and Brooklyn. Her work revolves around memory, time, growth, and the conceptual framework of what makes "home." Print media, papermaking, and sculpture are utilized most frequently in her installation-based and modular prints.  

Hunter has shown nationally and internationally at Galerie de la Ferme du Mousseau in Elancourt, France; the Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art, State University of New York at New Paltz; Colorado State University; Saratoga Arts Center, New York; the Williamsburg Art and Historical Center, Brooklyn; Del Mar College, Texas; Gladwyne Library, Pennsylvania; McKenna Theater at SUNY New Paltz; Limner Gallery, New York; Market Place Gallery and Anne Street Gallery, New York. She completed residencies at Penland School of Crafts and Zea May's Printmaking. 

Julianne earned her M.F.A. in Printmaking from SUNY New Paltz in 2017 and her B.F.A. in Sculpture from the College of Saint Rose in 2008. She currently serves several roles in Ithaca as a Visiting Critic and Art and Print Media Studio Manager at Cornell University. She also serves on the board for the Ithaca Ink Shop Printmaking Center.  

Related News

• Where Things Grow: A Solo Exhibition by Julianne Hunter
• Summer Print Media: Presence of the Matrix
• Cornell Art Faculty 2024
• The B.F.A. Program at Cornell University
• Julianne Hunter: IN SEARCH OF

Classes (Selected)

• ART 1901 Studio Art for Non-Majors
• ART 2900 Shop & Tech
• ART 2301 Cultures of Print Media
• ART 3399 Print Media Special Topics: Papermaking, Printensive!
• ART 3006 Advanced Practice