Collection: Julie Voyce

Julie Voyce was born in 1957 in Woodstock, Ontario, and studied at the Ontario College of Art and Design in Toronto. She has exhibited internationally at institutions including the Museum of Contemporary Art (Sydney and Toronto), the National Museum of Contemporary Art (Korea), the Art Gallery of Alberta (Edmonton), the Southern Alberta Art Gallery (Lethbridge), the Novosibirsk State Art Museum (Russia), the Tom Thomson Gallery and Art Gallery of Hamilton (Canada), the British International Print Biennale (England), and Mercer Union (Toronto). Her work has been reviewed by R. M. Vaughan, Gary Michael Dault, Christopher Humes, Blake Gopnik, Sarah Milroy, Stuart Reid, Sally McKay, Paddy Johnson, and John Bentley Mays. Her work is held in numerous corporate and public collections, including the Canada Council Art Bank; the Art Gallery of Mississauga; the Museum of Modern Art Library; the Art Gallery of Ontario (Department of Prints and Drawings and the Edward P. Taylor Research Library); the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts; Osler Hoskin & Harcourt; Ernst & Young; Art Metropole; the Bank of Montreal; and the Banque Nationale du Canada. In addition to drawing, painting, and printmaking, Voyce has undertaken several collaborative book and mail art projects. In 2004, she received the Artist of the Year Award at the Untitled Art Awards in Toronto. She lives and works in Toronto, Ontario. Biography courtesy General Hardware