Book cover for *Julia Dault* by Black Dog Online, featuring abstract, angular white and blue lines on a black background—evoking the improvisational energy of Julia Dault’s sculptures and richly textured paintings.
An open book from Black Dog Online titled “Julia Dault” displays two abstract artworks: a small, colorful, geometric image on the left page and a larger, pastel-textured grid pattern on the right page, reminiscent of Julia Dault’s signature style.
A book spread from Black Dog Online’s *Julia Dault* showcases geometric, abstract artwork with grids, bold colors, diagonal lines, and layered shapes—merging squares and dynamic linear forms across two pages to capture the lively texture of Julia Dault’s signature paintings.
An open book from Black Dog Online’s “Julia Dault” displays two pages: the left page presents a photograph of a reflective, curved form evocative of Dault’s improvised sculptures, while the right page shows a close-up image of vibrant abstract surfaces in yellow, pink, and black hues reminiscent of textured paintings.

Julia Dault

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Julia Paoli, Nigel Prince (Contributors)

Hardback, 28 × 23 cm | 11 × 9 in, 176 pages

ISBN 978-1-910433-04-1

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Featuring essays by exhibition curators Julia Paoli and Nigel Prince, as well as a specially commissioned text, 'Julia Dault' is an engaging and long overdue introduction to the artist and her work. Physical negotiations are central to the textured paintings and improvised sculptures for which Julia Dault is celebrated. In her multilayered paintings, Dault employs organic and synthetic supports such as canvas, leather, vinyl, spandex and wooden frames, which act as surfaces to hold paint or as a means of imposing patterns. Whether adding or subtracting paint from these materials, she uses unusual tools such as rubber combs and squeegees that standardise her gestures. Repetition and transparency are important to Dault; looked at closely, her paintings reveal the process of their creation. In partnership with The Power Plant, Toronto and the Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver. Julia Dault's recent solo exhibitions include Jessica Bradley, Toronto; China Arts Objects, Los Angeles; and Galerie Bob van Orsouw, Zurich.