As an exhibition organiser at the Royal Academy
of Arts, the Henry Moore Foundation and latterly
as Head of Exhibitions at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford,
Julie has organised large and small exhibitions
for over twenty years. Highlights include:
Age of Chivalry
Royal Academy, 1987
Gothic Art 1200-1400
Moore à Bagatelle
Jardins de Bagatelle, 1992
A major outdoor exhibition in the Jardins de Bagatelle, Paris
A Treasured Inheritance
Ashmolean Museum, 2004
The history of Oxford College Silver
Remembered
Multiple venues, 2007-2008
An exhibition to mark the 90th anniversary of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
Stranger in the House
Imperial War Museum, North, Autumn 2008
A display of photographs and quotations from the book.
Fromelles
Imperial War Museum, July 2010 and travelling
An exhibition to mark the Commonwealth War Grave Commission's first
new cemetery in half a century. The cemetery is being constructed
to hold the remains of up to 400 British and Australian soldiers
found in a mass grave in Fromelles. The exhibition will
coincide with the unveiling of the cemetery in July 2010.
Current Projects
Children & War
The Oxfordshire Museum Woodstock, October 2011 for 18 months.
An exhibition that looks at the effect of war on children's lives. From boy soldiers and girl guides
to innocent victims of all wars it challenges the visitor to consider that war is not always disastrous
for children. It is organised by the Soldiers of Oxfordshire in advance of their museum being opened in 2014.
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