Suzanne Julig Art Advisory

11/11/2021

I am honored to be featured in the Rutgers University Alumni Association magazine in a profile by the exceptional writer Nancy Novick. Rutgers University—New Brunswick is where I first learned that the study of was possible, which launched me into a long and fulfilling career in the , as well as the recent expansion of my business to include . Thank you to Rutgers University and my amazing mentors along the way.

Alumni Profiles A Fine Art Published November 1, 2021 By Nancy Novick Photo by Olivia Keane New York City has long been a magnet for both recent college graduates and career changers interested in working alongside visual artists in roles that include museum curatorship, gallery direction, and devel...

07/22/2021

Excited to officially launch my Career Consulting Services!

Please contact me at [email protected] for more information about our services and fees. I look forward to hearing from you!

02/05/2021

Have loved Awol Erizku’s work since first seeing it at a Chelsea gallery in 2012. Spectacular photos of Amanda Gorman.💖

02/04/2021

This.

Douglas Latchford was a leading scholar of Khmer antiquities. But he was also charged with smuggling by US authorities.

12/04/2020

...and then looking forward to moving on to 2021!

See a list of the year’s key happenings, from botched museum presentations to Covid-related closures.

10/14/2020

Some good news and so well-deserved. Hopefully it will be possible to visit Venice by 2022!

The Institute of Contemporary Art Boston will act as the commissioning institution.

06/16/2020

Lucky for us "she is inspired again."

After the loss of her husband and a pandemic lockdown, this ardent activist was creatively blocked. Now, after watching the protests, she is inspired again.

07/28/2019

Good eye!

The pencil drawing was discovered among cast-off clothing and furniture at a Queens-based Habitat for Humanity store.

07/25/2019

'bout time.

The Whitney Museum's vice chairman has stepped down from the board, saying he does "not wish to play a role" in the museum's demise.

04/12/2019

Curatorial leadership with a focus on site and audience develops an inclusive art program without using quotas.

03/18/2019

Fantastic on so many levels.

These married architects are democratizing the 3-D printing process, using materials destined for the trash heap — like curry powder and coffee grounds — in place of drywall and foam.

03/11/2019

Time will tell...

The major auction houses all raised their buyers’ premiums in 2019, making some collectors think twice before placing that winning bid.