Juliette Blightman

Juliette Blightman is a Senior Lecturer at Camberwell College of Arts, part of the University of the Arts London. Her practice integrates painting, performance, and installation, emphasizing juxtaposition, time-based processes, and feminist critique. She holds a PhD by Practice examining art-making in domestic spaces, re-evaluating feminist methodologies across twentieth-century to contemporary works. Her research explores alternative systems beyond commercial art, addressing caregiving and financial constraints. Notable exhibitions include Kölnischer Kunstverein (Cologne), Kunsthalle Bern (Bern), and the Irish Museum of Modern Art (Dublin). Recent works include Resilience (2024) and Feux d'artifice / Burnout (2023), featuring interdisciplinary collaborations and site-specific interventions. Blightman’s work is featured in catalogs like (Ta)Rot Tarot (2021) and publications such as Frieze.

Her research themes include material experimentation, temporal aesthetics, and feminist re-evaluation of art histories. She frequently collaborates with institutions like Lafayette Anticipations (Paris) and O-Town House (Los Angeles). Her academic role involves mentoring students in fine art painting, emphasizing process-driven and interdisciplinary practices.