Julia Morrison

Julia Morrison is a multimedia provocateur and storyteller from Palo Alto. Her work is informed by her experience in witness protection as a ward of California and through her survival making art on the street, onscreen, and on canvas in New York City. She writes smart, gritty female characters striving for love against the certainty of abandonment.

Julia minted the first #MeToo NFTs. Her artwork has been featured in Lapham’s Quarterly, NYTimes, Spike Art, Business Insider, The Atlantic, Whitehot Magazine, The Daily Beast, and more. She is a William and Mary Scholar, Women in Media Scholar and Grillo-Marxuach Family Fellow.

She lives in Los Angeles with her emotional support hamster, Manafort.

MFA Writing for Film and Television, University of Southern California School of Cinematic Arts

BSc. Biology and Environmental Science, The College of William and Mary

Free Anna Delvey! Group Exhibition, co-curated by Alfredo Martinez and Julia Morrison

'No Fear in Trying', Group Exhibition curated by Kenny Schachter to launch Unit London's NFT platform, Institut

The Belly of the Whale is the Belly of You!, Group Exhibiton curated by Julia Morrison at lower Manhattan's Chinatown Soup to raise awareness about plastic pollution

OKFORU Group Exhibition (2016), co-curated by Julia Morrison and Jessica Duby at lower Manhattan's Chinatown Soup and Washington DC's UnionArts to push for social change around issues like gun control, white supremacy, and Black Lives Matter.

Femme Fatales, Group Exhibition of female street artists in Bushwick

OKFORU: May Day Group Exhibition (2016), curated by Julia Morrison

Jelly Loves Lipstick, Solo Exhibition (2013), curated by Ashlee Jewell