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Julie Baumgardner is an arts and culture writer, editor and journalist who's spent nearly 15 years covering all aspects of art, design, culture and travel. Julie's work has appeared in publications including Bloomberg, Cultured, Financial Times, New York magazine, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, as well as Wallpaper*. She has also been interviewed for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Miami Herald, Observer, Vox, USA Today, as well as worked on publications with Rizzoli press and spoken at art fairs and conferences in the US, Middle East and Asia. Find her @juliewithab or juliebaumgardnerwriter.com

Latest articles by Julie Baumgardner

Lorna Simpson in her David Adjaye-designed Brooklyn studio

A new show by artist Lorna Simpson summons fire, ice and history in reverse

Island life: Urby brings a new residential hub to Staten Island, New York

By Julie Baumgardner Last updated 7 October 22
Public offering: Dimore Studio and The Future Perfect team up on a retail reveal

By Julie Baumgardner Last updated 30 September 22
Getting soft: Calico Wallpaper sets its sights on fabric with new studio offshoot Cope

By Julie Baumgardner Last updated 21 September 22
Ben Soleimani reveals his rules for design industry success

Quality, service, design and value are central tenets woven into the rug master's eponymous new digital venture

By Julie Baumgardner Last updated 20 September 22
Photo finish: Liz Deschenes’ conceptual images take over the ICA in Boston

By Julie Baumgardner Last updated 23 August 22
Doctor’s orders: DS+R creates a light-filled Medical Center for Columbia University

By Julie Baumgardner Last updated 14 August 22

All American: Stuart Davis’ brand of modernism takes over New York

By Julie Baumgardner Last updated 13 August 22
Knock out: Robert Stadler comes out swinging at Carpenters Workshop Gallery

By Julie Baumgardner Last updated 10 August 22
Craftwork: Muji's 'Tatazumai' collection comprises new artisanal wares

By Julie Baumgardner Last updated 7 August 22
Matylda Krzykowski’s all-female spectacle at Chamber spans sexiness to messiness

By Julie Baumgardner Last updated 5 August 22
#1 crush: Samuel Amoia presents a limited-edition collection for DeLorenzo Gallery

By Julie Baumgardner Last updated 2 August 22
Meet the artist disrupting Zaha Hadid’s Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati

Lauren Henkin’s series of sculptural interventions in unexpected spaces is giving the late architect’s first US building a new slant

By Julie Baumgardner Last updated 1 August 22

Consummate modernist: Moholy-Nagy’s landmark Guggenheim retrospective

By Julie Baumgardner Published 2 June 16

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Latest articles by Julie Baumgardner

A new show by artist Lorna Simpson summons fire, ice and history in reverse

Island life: Urby brings a new residential hub to Staten Island, New York

Public offering: Dimore Studio and The Future Perfect team up on a retail reveal

Getting soft: Calico Wallpaper sets its sights on fabric with new studio offshoot Cope

Ben Soleimani reveals his rules for design industry success

Photo finish: Liz Deschenes’ conceptual images take over the ICA in Boston

Doctor’s orders: DS+R creates a light-filled Medical Center for Columbia University

All American: Stuart Davis’ brand of modernism takes over New York

Knock out: Robert Stadler comes out swinging at Carpenters Workshop Gallery

Craftwork: Muji's 'Tatazumai' collection comprises new artisanal wares

Matylda Krzykowski’s all-female spectacle at Chamber spans sexiness to messiness

#1 crush: Samuel Amoia presents a limited-edition collection for DeLorenzo Gallery

Meet the artist disrupting Zaha Hadid’s Contemporary Arts Center in Cincinnati

Consummate modernist: Moholy-Nagy’s landmark Guggenheim retrospective