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Julianne Morse, Grants Coordinator for Heritage & Traditional Arts
Julianne enjoys listening and helping to make possible the creative expressions of all community members. She brings a range of experience in cultural studies, art history, arts administration, education, and graphic design to her position as the Heritage & Traditional Arts Coordinator.
Through the Traditional Arts program, Julianne oversees grants, fieldwork, research, special initiatives, and professional development. She collaborates with in-house graphic design, web maintenance, technical support, and is a member of the Percent for Art team.
Prior to joining the NH State Council on the Arts Julianne was an adjunct lecturer for the New Hampshire Institute of Art and Southern New Hampshire University . She has worked with non-profit community organizations teaching and leading workshops, developing curriculum, and advising on evaluation.
A New Hampshire native, Julianne earned her Masters of Fine Arts in Printmaking and a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies in Cultural Studies from Stony Brook University, New York. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Art History and in Studio Art from Marist College, New York.
Julianne continues to make prints, handmade paper, and mixed media artworks in addition to the many artistic hobbies she can’t pull herself away from including stained glass, knitting, home-improvement experiments, and gardening. She actively explores all regions of New Hampshire through the Arts, running and hiking.
Last updated:
June 4, 2015
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