Art Bio
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2008
• To
Know the Spiders, Black & White Gallery, New York, New York
• Other
Orders, The Albright-Knox Collectors Gallery,
Buffalo, New York
2007
• The Stray Shopping Cart Identification System,
The Light Factory, Charlotte, North Carolina
2006
• The Stray Shopping Cart Identification System , Black & White
Gallery (Chelsea), New York, New York
• Site Study: Scajaquada Creek, Burchfield-Penney Arts Center, Buffalo,
New York
2005
• Taxonomies, Black & White Gallery, Brooklyn, New York
• Cleveland & Environs, Spaces Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio
2004
• The Stray Shopping Cart: An Illustrated System
of Identification, Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, Buffalo,
New York
2003
• The Stray Shopping Cart: An Illustrated System
of Identification, Real Art Ways, Hartford, Connecticut
2002
• The Nomadic Urban Architecture of Buffalo,
New York (A Taxonomy of Stray Shopping Carts), Big
Orbit Gallery/Soundlab, Buffalo, New York
2001
• Other Taxonomies: New Print
Work, Olean Public Gallery, Olean, New York
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2009
• UpArt: Rooms of Wonder, Gladstone Hotel, Toronto, Ontario
• Exhibit 2012+ The Drop Urban Art Infill, curators: Alexandra
Chang and Mie Iwatsuki, New York, New York
• Ecologies of Decay, Artspace, Buffalo, New York
• Commune, curator: Dominique Nahas, Black & White
Gallery, New York
2008
• Waste Not, Want Not, Socrates Sculpture
Park, Long Island City, New York
• Sprawling, Shore Institute of Contemporary Arts, Long Branch,
New Jersey
• Site Visits, Cambridge Galleries, Cambridge, Ontario
• Sign/Age Part II, Armand Bartos Gallery, New York, NY
2007
• 43rd Versionfest Photographic Invitational,
curated by Brian Ulrich & Jon Gitelson, Chicago, Illinois
2006
• Systems & Propositions: Carin Mincemoyer and Julian
Montague, Rochester Contemporary, Rochester, New York
• The Sanctuary and the Scrum, curator: David Hunt, Black and White
Gallery, New York, New York
• Young American Artists of Today, Bergen Museum of
Arts & Sciences, Paramus, New Jersey
2005
• Young American Artists of Today, Central House of
Artists, Moscow, Russia
• Beyond/In Western New York 2005, Castellani Art Museum, Niagara
Falls, New York
2004
• re: source, Art in General, New York, New
York
• Crits’ Pix, curator Lily Wei, Black & White Gallery,
Brooklyn, New York
2003
• Double Live & Dead, sound/video/performance/installation
collaboration with Masashi Yabe, Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center,
Artists & Models, Buffalo, New York
2002
• New Work, International Studio & Curatorial
Program Open Studios, New York, New York
• Space & Form- Work by Leah Rico and Julian Montague, Adams
Gallery, Dunkirk, New York
2001
• Untitled, Uninteractive Sound Installation for
Table, Luxo Lamp, & Amplifier, Big Orbit Gallery, Murder
the Word, Buffalo, New York
• Depictions of Butterflies – Pupal State, Hallwalls Contemporary
Arts Center, Artists & Models, Buffalo, New York
• Other Taxonomies, Olean Gallery, Olean, New York
RESIDENCIES
2005 • Spaces World Artists Program, Spaces
Gallery, Cleveland, Ohio
2002 • International Studio and Curatorial
Program, New York, New York
COLLECTIONS
• Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, New York
• Martin Z. Margulies Collection, Miami Florida
• Progressive Insurance Collection, Cleveland, Ohio
LECTURES
• Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana
• Buffalo Academy of the Visual and Performing Arts, Buffalo, New York
• Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland, Ohio
• Imaginary Dream Worlds, Buffalo State College Sociology
Conference, Buffalo, New York
• SUNY Fredonia, Fredonia, New York
• Waterloo University School of Architecture, Waterloo, Ontario
PUBLICATIONS / CATALOGUES
• The Design Entrepreneurs, Interview, Steven Heller and
Leah Talrico, Rockport Publishers, Inc., 2008
• The
Stray Shopping Carts Of Eastern North America: A Guide to Field Identification,
New York, Abrams IMAGE, an imprint of Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 2006
• Prince of the Roving Life: Julian Montague’s Stray Shopping
Cart, catalogue, essay by Steve Hunt, Real Art Ways, Hartford, Connecticut,
2006
• Julian Montague: The Stray Shopping Cart Project: Cleveland
and Environs, Spaces Gallery, Catalogue, essay
by Benjamin Genocchio, Cleveland, Ohio, 2006
• The Stray Shopping Cart: an Illustrated System of Identification, catalogue/poster, essay
by John Massier, Hallwalls Contemporary Arts Center, March 2004
SELECTED ARTICLES / REVIEWS
• Stray Shopping
Carts, interview, Antennae, Issue
10, Spring 2009
• The Stray Shopping
Cart Project, Gastronomica, Fall 2008,
Julian Montague
• Arachnophilia, New York Magazine,
June 9, 2008
• A Natural History of Consumption: The Stray Shopping Carts of Julian
Montague, Postmodern Culture, Volume
18,Number 2, January 2008,
David Banash
• The Taxonomy of Stray Shopping
Carts, The Toronto Star, May 6, 2007, Murray
Whyte
• Off his Trolley? The Independent (UK),
April 14, 2007, Genevieve Roberts
• Shopping Cart Book wins “Oddest Title,” Associated
Press, April 13, 2007, Jill Lawless
• Abandoned: The Art of the Cart, The New York Times,
September, 10, 2006, Eve Kahn
• One man's garbage, another man's artistic treasure, The
Buffalo News, July 23, 2006, Charity Vogel
• Stray Shopping Carts, YRB, issue
#63, 2006, Michael Ginsburg
• Julian Montague, His Cart Runneth Over, Buffalo
Spree Magazine, May/June, 2006, Gerald Mead
• From Moscow to the Bergen Mall, New York Times,
January 29, 2006, Benjamin Genocchio
• Toronto Shuffles off to Buffalo, Globe & Mail,
June 1, 2005, Sarah Milroy
• The Many Faces of Shopping Carts, or the Elegant Insects, Block
Magazine, May 2005, Rachel Hymen
• Dateline Brooklyn, Artnet.com, April
15, 2005, Stephen Maine
• The Stray Shopping Project: Cleveland & Environs, Cleveland
Scene, January 26, Lewis
• The Stray Shopping Cart Project, Uovo,
Issue #10, 2005
• Visual Perimeter, TEN by TEN Magazine,
Number 10, March 2005
• Stray Shopping Carts inspire Buffalo Artist's Exhibit, The
Plain Dealer, January 21, 2005, Dan Tranberg
• Critic's Picks, Artnews, January
2005, Meredith Mendelsohn
• Artseen, Crit Pix, Black & White Gallery, The
Brooklyn Rail, July/August 2004, Shane McAdams
• Artist of the Week: Julian Montague, Artvoice,
July 1, 2004, Cynnie Gaasch
• Tongue Planted Firmly in Cheek: The first of six artists still under
30 and full of it, Hartford Advocate, December
25, 2003, Patricia Rosoff
• It May Be Minimal, but it Challenges the Intellect, New
York Times, November 30, 2003, Benjamin Genocchio
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