Julian Walker














Home | Introduction | Births, Chimneys and Lightermen - Collecting Greenwich Peninsula, 2008 | Words and Forgetting, 2007 | Encounters with Objects, EV+A, Limerick 2006 | Art out of place, Norwich, 2005 | Sample, 2003 | Treat Yourself, 2003 | The Best in Heritage, 2002 | Hygiene, 2002 | Art & Work Award 2002 | Unit 2 Gallery, 2002 | Lies & Belonging, 2001 | Walking On Eggshells, 2000 | In The Picture, 2000 | New Contemporaries 99 | Projects 1995 to 2001 | Mr and Mrs Walker have moved, 1998 | Curriculum Vitae | Smaller Individual Works | Work data: size, date, medium | Writing | Reviews | Catalogue Texts | Proposals & Forthcoming | Work in progress | The British Library | Do Bees Like Van Gogh? | Transmission: Provenance - talk Nov 2004 | Considered alterations | Educational work





                         
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Births, Chimneys and Lightermen - Collecting Greenwich Peninsula
 
 
 

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Website for Julian Walker, visual artist

Contact 
        walker.julian@talk21.com
 
(use cut & paste to your own email rather than direct link) 

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detail of Words and Forgetting, 2007

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Still from Encounters with Objects, for the Hunt Museum, Limerick, EV+A, March  2006.
 
 
 








































NEWS
 
Births, Chimneys and Lightermen - Collecting Greenwich Peninsula 
 on display at Millennium Square, North Greenwich from early February to early September 2008
 
 
 
Worldwide interest in the bees and flower paintings project by Dr Lars Chittka of QMUL and Julian Walker.  Google search on Bees Van Gogh reveals media interest: reviews/reports in Art Monthly, Science Magazine, BBC, Discovery Channel, ABC , and more.  Picture below links to webpages.

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Currently showing:
 
Medicine Now
at the Wellcome Collection
183 Euston Road
London






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Collection: Items held, Art out of place,
Norwich Castle Museum, 2005, Julian Walker
A site-specific installation, commissioned by Arts Council East for CAN05, a pilot for future biennial festivals of contemporary art at Norwich
 
 
 
 
 
 

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 Collection: Liverpool Museum, May 1941, Julian Walker
A site-specific installation for New Contemporaries, shown as part of the Liverpool Biennial, 1999
 
 
 
 
 













































Links to other sites:
 
www.lshtm.ac.uk/art/hygiene/walker.html