I'm Julia Morton, a visual arts writer interested in 21st-century computational art.

My Substack column AI + Art features interviews with artists, dealers, collectors, and newsmakers.

As we head into a future we can barely imagine, what will the art we make say about us?

What unique attributes does computational art bring to the show?

And what role does the audience play?

Bio

Fashion design was my first career. I began writing about visual art in 1999.

My reviews and essays have appeared in Chapel Hill News, Artnet.com, Art in America, Bust, New York Press, Gallery Guide, City Arts, The San Diego Union-Tribune, Art Papers, PBS On Air, and Gay and Lesbian Times.

Books include:

Women Then: photographs by Jerry Schatzberg

Paris 62 (both for Rizzoli Publishers)  Kent Williams: Amalgam (ASFA)

"Life Studies" at Duke University Art Museum, Durham, NC, (1999)

"Only Human" at the B-side Gallery, San Diego, CA. (2000)

Wrote and produced the YouTube art review channel Now On: (2006 - 2015)

Co-founder and gallery director for Generative Art Project Gallery (2018-2020) in Austin, TX

Represented by Lars Nord, NY, NY, (2001-2007)Founded and co-owned Einstein's - fashion. Founded and co-owned a designer's studio shop in New York's East Village (1981-1987)