Cheyenne  Julien’s  practice  navigates  the  boundary  between  personal  experiences  and collective histories. Often derived from memory, Julien’s paintings and drawings portray intimate subjects inspired by her closest relationships and life in New York City. Her work highlights the interdependency of bodies and their contexts, asserting the power of built environments to dictate racial perception. More recently, Julien has expanded her visual vocabulary beyond her characteristic portraiture to include landscapes and still lifes, using inanimate objects that carry traces of human presence to communicate similar existential perspectives.

Chapter NY

The Bronx

Paris

Eric Hussenot

New York City

Anton Kern Gallery

Kent

Carl Freedman Gallery

Gladstone Gallery

Los Angeles

Deitch Projects

Easthampton

Rental Gallery

Mitchell-Innes & Nash

Hancock County

Unclebrother

Almine Rech

Jeffrey Deitch

Karma

Shulamit Nazarian Los Angeles

Stockholm

Loyal

London

White Cube

Philadelphia

Lord Ludd

Smart Objects

David Lewis

American Medium

Water Mcbeer

Miami

Ica Miami

Dallas

Green Family Art Foundation

The American Academy Of Arts And Letters

The Jewish Museum

Public Art Fund

Linz

Schlossmuseum Linz

Providence

Risd Museum

Washington

Hirshhorn Museum

Whitney Museum of American Art

Palm Beach

Norton Museum of Art

Cheyenne Julien

Johnson

Native American Residency Fellowships At The Vermont Center

Rhode Island School Of Design (Risd)

Through the Alley

Empty at His Core

Group Therapy

Higher Self

Athena