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Julie Rrap

May 13, 2024

Julie Rrap (also known as Julie Parr, Julie Brown or Julie Brown-Rrap, born 1950) is an Australian contemporary artist who was raised on the Gold Coast in Queensland.[1] She was born Julie Parr, and reversed her name to express her sense of opposition.[2] Since the mid-1970's she has worked in photography, painting, sculpture, video and performance. Julie's work expresses her interest in images of the body, especially the female body.

Julie Rrap
Born
Julie Parr

1950
Lismore, New South Wales, Australia
NationalityAustralian
EducationUniversity of Queensland,

National Art School at East Sydney Technical College, University of Sydney, Alexander Mackie College of Advanced Education,

Monash University
Known forPhotography,

painting, sculpture, video,

drawing

Biography edit

Julie was born in Lismore, New South Wales, Australia. Her family relocated to a small town, Nerang, in the Hinterlands off the Gold Coast, Queensland, which is where she grew up with her sister and brothers who included Mike Parr—an artist with whom she has often collaborated.[citation needed]

In 1971, she completed her Bachelor of Arts Degree at the University of Queensland, Brisbane Australia. In 1974 she continued studies in painting and drawing at the National Art School, East Sydney Technical College (later the City Art Institute), at the University of Sydney. In 1975 she studied at the Power Worksheds in the Fine Arts Department of the University of Sydney. In 1976 she studied photo media at the City Art Institute in Sydney.[3]

In Julie Rrap's early career she was running a photographic business with John Delacour who is also a photographer. The business mainly specialised in reproductions of magazines, catalogues, and fine art books.[4]

In 1975 Rrap worked with members of a performance art group (Alex Danko, Mike Parr, Noel Sheridan, Joan Grounds and Tim Burns) from the University of Sydney.[4]

In 1976, Rrap married Bill Brown, a painter.[4]

In the 1980s Rrap focused a lot of her time at universities and art schools such as the Australian Centre for Photography, Alexander Mackie College, Meadowbank, East Sydney Technical College, and Sydney College of the Arts, providing lectures in art and design, painting, photography, and photo-media.[4]

Julie Rrap then lived in France and Belgium between 1986 and 1994.[5] This helped to ground her work in a more international context, and she exhibited widely during this period. In 1994. Julie returned to Australia.[6]

In 2010, Rrap completed her PhD at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.[4]

Rrap lives and works in Sydney, and frequently travels between Europe and Australia for exhibitions and the creation of her works.[4] She continues to work in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney and leads research and publishes about artists.[7]

Artist career edit

In 2018, The University of Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Art published interviews with three Creative Women of Sydney. In her interview, Rrap noted that

"As a very young artist I was very influenced by the writings of Simone de Beauvoir but as art history did not foreground the work of many women artists it was hard to think at the time of women artists who might influence my work." She continued "this ‘lack therefore influenced my decision to make art as I felt there was so much missing from that history that could represent female sensibilities."

Rrap's artistic career began in the 1970s where she explored painting, performance, photography, sculpture and video.[4]

Rrap’s artistic influences throughout her career have always been the human form and how it is represented in media and society, particularly females in Western Society. Julie uses this influence to "…poke fun at the stereotypical representations of women transforming these characters into active agents for change." – Julie Rrap. Using her body, suggestions of the body and representations of the body to complete her work.[5]

Rrap exhibited her first solo exhibition as Julie Brown in 1982, Disclosures: A Photographic Construct held at the Central Street Gallery in Sydney.[4] This installation was made up of 60 black-and-white and 19 coloured photographs of her own naked body posed to challenge the traditional "male gaze" of the female nude. Some photos showed her in various costumes and various suggestive poses, some cut up and collaged with parts of the body absent. The coloured photos all showed her full nude body. This work influenced future feminist art. Rrap has continued to use her own body in her works right up to her 2009 video work 360 Degree Self-Portrait.[8]

In her early works, Rrap superimposed photos of herself on images by Manet, Degas and Rembrandt. In this way she imposed her own image as an artist to disrupt the given models.[2]

In 1994, her work Transpositions covered a wall with 100 boards on which were printed photographs of historical portraits of women. Each woman's eyes captures the viewer's gaze. They are no longer the model of the original artist, but women on their own. This is Rrap's way of stressing the women's lives over art history and the traditional male gaze. This work was a turning point; she stopped using her own body image. Now she may use skin, leather or other materials but she still explores the relationship between the female image and how it is portrayed in whatever media.[2]

Julie Rrap is represented by Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney and Arc One Gallery, Melbourne

Awards and honours edit

Rrap has been awarded a number of fellowships, residencies and other recognition, including:[9]

Solo exhibitions[11] edit

  • 2004 Soft Targets, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney
  • 2005 Soft Targets, ARC One gallery, Melbourne, Australia
  • 2005 Gallery, Victoria, Australia
  • 2006 Fall Out, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney
  • 2007 Embodied, Newcastle Region Art Gallery, Newcastle
  • 2007 Body Double, Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney[6]
  • 2009 Escape Artist: Castaway, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney
  • 2010 OuterSpace, Arc One Gallery, Melbourne
  • 2010 360° Self-Portrait, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney
  • 2011 Julie Rrap: Off Balance, Lismore Regional Gallery, Lismore, NSW
  • 2012 Loaded, Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery, Sydney
  • 2014 Rrapture: Julie Rrap, Newcastle Art Gallery, Newcastle

Collections edit

Images of works by Julie Rrap can be seen at a number of art gallery websites. The following collections all hold works by the artist.

References edit

  1. ^ "Julie Rrap Artist Profile". ARC ONE Gallery. Retrieved 22 September 2020.
  2. ^ a b c "Explore the work of Australian artist, Julie Rrap". Explore the work of Australian artist, Julie Rrap. Retrieved 23 September 2020.
  3. ^ "Julie Rrap Biography – Julie Rrap on artnet". www.artnet.com. Retrieved 22 September 2020.
  4. ^ a b c d e f g h Lynn, Victoria (2008). Julie Rrap : body double. Sydney: Museum of Contemporary Art. ISBN 978-0-9751901-4-2.
  5. ^ a b A, Elizabeth. "Brooklyn Museum". Retrieved 19 March 2015.
  6. ^ a b "Biography | Julie Rrap". www.julierrap.com. Retrieved 23 September 2020.
  7. ^ "Staff Profile". The University of Sydney. Retrieved 23 September 2020.
  8. ^ "Julie Rrap | MCA Australia". www.mca.com.au. Retrieved 23 September 2020.
  9. ^ "Sydney College of the Arts". Retrieved 19 March 2015.
  10. ^ a b "Julie Rrap announced winner of UQ's $50,000 self-portrait prize". UQ News. 27 November 2009. Retrieved 28 August 2022.
  11. ^ "Roslyn Oxley 9". Retrieved 19 March 2015.[permanent dead link]

External links edit

  • Official website

May 13, 2024
julie, rrap, also, known, julie, parr, julie, brown, julie, brown, rrap, born, 1950, australian, contemporary, artist, raised, gold, coast, queensland, born, julie, parr, reversed, name, express, sense, opposition, since, 1970, worked, photography, painting, s. Julie Rrap also known as Julie Parr Julie Brown or Julie Brown Rrap born 1950 is an Australian contemporary artist who was raised on the Gold Coast in Queensland 1 She was born Julie Parr and reversed her name to express her sense of opposition 2 Since the mid 1970 s she has worked in photography painting sculpture video and performance Julie s work expresses her interest in images of the body especially the female body Julie RrapBornJulie Parr1950Lismore New South Wales AustraliaNationalityAustralianEducationUniversity of Queensland National Art School at East Sydney Technical College University of Sydney Alexander Mackie College of Advanced Education Monash UniversityKnown forPhotography painting sculpture video drawing Contents 1 Biography 2 Artist career 3 Awards and honours 4 Solo exhibitions 11 5 Collections 6 References 7 External linksBiography editJulie was born in Lismore New South Wales Australia Her family relocated to a small town Nerang in the Hinterlands off the Gold Coast Queensland which is where she grew up with her sister and brothers who included Mike Parr an artist with whom she has often collaborated citation needed In 1971 she completed her Bachelor of Arts Degree at the University of Queensland Brisbane Australia In 1974 she continued studies in painting and drawing at the National Art School East Sydney Technical College later the City Art Institute at the University of Sydney In 1975 she studied at the Power Worksheds in the Fine Arts Department of the University of Sydney In 1976 she studied photo media at the City Art Institute in Sydney 3 In Julie Rrap s early career she was running a photographic business with John Delacour who is also a photographer The business mainly specialised in reproductions of magazines catalogues and fine art books 4 In 1975 Rrap worked with members of a performance art group Alex Danko Mike Parr Noel Sheridan Joan Grounds and Tim Burns from the University of Sydney 4 In 1976 Rrap married Bill Brown a painter 4 In the 1980s Rrap focused a lot of her time at universities and art schools such as the Australian Centre for Photography Alexander Mackie College Meadowbank East Sydney Technical College and Sydney College of the Arts providing lectures in art and design painting photography and photo media 4 Julie Rrap then lived in France and Belgium between 1986 and 1994 5 This helped to ground her work in a more international context and she exhibited widely during this period In 1994 Julie returned to Australia 6 In 2010 Rrap completed her PhD at Monash University in Melbourne Australia 4 Rrap lives and works in Sydney and frequently travels between Europe and Australia for exhibitions and the creation of her works 4 She continues to work in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney and leads research and publishes about artists 7 Artist career editIn 2018 The University of Sydney School of Architecture Design and Art published interviews with three Creative Women of Sydney In her interview Rrap noted that As a very young artist I was very influenced by the writings of Simone de Beauvoir but as art history did not foreground the work of many women artists it was hard to think at the time of women artists who might influence my work She continued this lack therefore influenced my decision to make art as I felt there was so much missing from that history that could represent female sensibilities Rrap s artistic career began in the 1970s where she explored painting performance photography sculpture and video 4 Rrap s artistic influences throughout her career have always been the human form and how it is represented in media and society particularly females in Western Society Julie uses this influence to poke fun at the stereotypical representations of women transforming these characters into active agents for change Julie Rrap Using her body suggestions of the body and representations of the body to complete her work 5 Rrap exhibited her first solo exhibition as Julie Brown in 1982 Disclosures A Photographic Construct held at the Central Street Gallery in Sydney 4 This installation was made up of 60 black and white and 19 coloured photographs of her own naked body posed to challenge the traditional male gaze of the female nude Some photos showed her in various costumes and various suggestive poses some cut up and collaged with parts of the body absent The coloured photos all showed her full nude body This work influenced future feminist art Rrap has continued to use her own body in her works right up to her 2009 video work 360 Degree Self Portrait 8 In her early works Rrap superimposed photos of herself on images by Manet Degas and Rembrandt In this way she imposed her own image as an artist to disrupt the given models 2 In 1994 her work Transpositions covered a wall with 100 boards on which were printed photographs of historical portraits of women Each woman s eyes captures the viewer s gaze They are no longer the model of the original artist but women on their own This is Rrap s way of stressing the women s lives over art history and the traditional male gaze This work was a turning point she stopped using her own body image Now she may use skin leather or other materials but she still explores the relationship between the female image and how it is portrayed in whatever media 2 Julie Rrap is represented by Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery Sydney and Arc One Gallery MelbourneAwards and honours editRrap has been awarded a number of fellowships residencies and other recognition including 9 1986 Cite internationale des arts Paris and Power Institute of Fine Arts University of Sydney 1989 Fellowship Grant Australia Council for the Arts 1995 Multi Year Fellowship Australia Council for the Arts 1997 Cite Des Arts Paris and AGNSW Studio 1999 Project Grant Australia Council for the Arts 2001 Hermann s Art Award 10 2002 Fellowship Grant Australia Council for the Arts 2007 Project Grant Australia Council for the Arts 2008 Redlands Art Prize Mosman Gallery 2009 Clemenger Contemporary Art Award National Gallery of Victoria 2009 National Artists Self portrait Prize University of Queensland Art Museum Brisbane 10 Solo exhibitions 11 edit2004 Soft Targets Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery Sydney 2005 Soft Targets ARC One gallery Melbourne Australia 2005 Gallery Victoria Australia 2006 Fall Out Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery Sydney 2007 Embodied Newcastle Region Art Gallery Newcastle 2007 Body Double Museum of Contemporary Art Sydney 6 2009 Escape Artist Castaway Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery Sydney 2010 OuterSpace Arc One Gallery Melbourne 2010 360 Self Portrait Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery Sydney 2011 Julie Rrap Off Balance Lismore Regional Gallery Lismore NSW 2012 Loaded Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery Sydney 2014 Rrapture Julie Rrap Newcastle Art Gallery NewcastleCollections editImages of works by Julie Rrap can be seen at a number of art gallery websites The following collections all hold works by the artist Art Gallery of New South Wales https www artgallery nsw gov au search q Julie rrap Art Gallery of South Australia https www agsa sa gov au collection publications collection creators julie rrap 5932 Art Gallery of Western Australia no images available National Gallery of Australia https artsearch nga gov au search cfm National Gallery of Victoria https www ngv vic gov au explore collection artist 1369 Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art no images available University of Melbourne Vizard Foundation Art Collection https www vizardfoundationartcollection com au the nineties explore julie rrap References edit Julie Rrap Artist Profile ARC ONE Gallery Retrieved 22 September 2020 a b c Explore the work of Australian artist Julie Rrap Explore the work of Australian artist Julie Rrap Retrieved 23 September 2020 Julie Rrap Biography Julie Rrap on artnet www artnet com Retrieved 22 September 2020 a b c d e f g h Lynn Victoria 2008 Julie Rrap body double Sydney Museum of Contemporary Art ISBN 978 0 9751901 4 2 a b A Elizabeth Brooklyn Museum Retrieved 19 March 2015 a b Biography Julie Rrap www julierrap com Retrieved 23 September 2020 Staff Profile The University of Sydney Retrieved 23 September 2020 Julie Rrap MCA Australia www mca com au Retrieved 23 September 2020 Sydney College of the Arts Retrieved 19 March 2015 a b Julie Rrap announced winner of UQ s 50 000 self portrait prize UQ News 27 November 2009 Retrieved 28 August 2022 Roslyn Oxley 9 Retrieved 19 March 2015 permanent dead link External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Julie Rrap amp oldid 1219130773, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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