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CURRICULUM VITAE

Julia Cameron

Julia has taken photographs all her adult life and started working as a full-time photographer after a 34-year career in education as a teacher and a lecturer in Art and Design in Surrey and finally as a lecturer in Education Studies at City College, Norwich.

Perhaps some nominative determinism came to play as she shares her name with the very eminent Victorian photographer Julia Margaret Cameron, also an older woman when she began her photographic career.

QUALIFICATIONS

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MA Public Art & Design, Chelsea College of Arts, UAL

Post-Graduate Certificate in Textile Cultures, Norwich University of the Arts

Diploma in Arts Management, University of Roehampton 

Distinction Licentiate, Society of Designer-Craftsmen

Certificate in Education

CAREER and EDUCATION

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2017 - present   Elected Member of Norwich 20 Group, Chair 2021-22

2015 - present   Member of Norfolk Contemporary Art Society

2015 - present   Elected Member of The Lonely Arts Club

2012 - 2016        Co-founder of Effstopeyes-photography group for people with visual impairment

2012 - 2015        Artist/consultant at the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, Norwich, Norfolk

2010 - present   Full-time photographer (Commercial and Fine Art)

2001 - 2009        Lecturer in Education Studies, City College, Norwich

1984 - 2001        Lecturer in Fashion, Textiles and Art & Design, Nescot College, Epsom, Surrey

1978 - 1984        Teacher in schools, Essex and Surrey

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COMPETITIONS & AWARDS

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2021  Shortlisted Artist, Sir John Hurt Art Prize, Holt Festival, Norfolk 

2017  Finalist, PH21 Gallery, Budapest, International Open Photography Competition

2016   Winner, Naked Wines Prize for outstanding work of art at NCA16, Norfolk Contemporary Art Society

2015   Editor's Pick, LensCulture International Portrait Competition

2012   Selected Exhibitor, Sense and the City, London Transport Museum

2011   Selected Exhibitor, Mob FORMAT, Format Festival, Derby

2010   Winner of Norwich Heritage, Economic and Regeneration Trust's Open Photography Competition

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