Josefine Schulz

Josefine Schulz (*1993 in Dresden) is a visual artist from Leipzig, Germany. She completed her Diploma in Fine Arts at the Dresden University of Fine Arts and also studied at the École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts in Paris. From 2018 to 2021, she continued her education with postgraduate studies under Prof. Wilhelm Mundt at the Dresden University of Fine Arts. She has exhibited her works in numerous cities, including Berlin, Hamburg, Leipzig, Los Angeles, Osnabrück, Paris, and Milan.

Since 2016, Josefine Schulz has been involved in various exhibition spaces and regularly develops innovative exhibition concepts and projects in collaboration with other artists. She lives and works in Leipzig, continually bringing fresh perspectives and profound reflections to the art scene with her artistic work. In her works, Josefine Schulz intensely engages with the various life realities of her generation and examines the visual influences that shape them. A central motif in her work is friendship: her protagonists encounter each other in everyday situations or retreat into their ‘four walls’, often accompanied by a faithful dog.

Awards & Grants

  • 2022

    Project funding, Kulturstiftung des Freistaates Sachsen

  • 2021

    Studio funding, Liebelt- Stiftung Hamburg

  • Neustart Kultur, scholarship for young graduates

  • 2018

    Meisterschülerstipendium der Kulturstiftung des Freistaates Sachsen

Publications

  • 2023

    Josefine Schulz - Not a Girl, Not yet a Woman, published by Josefine Schulz, text by Annekathrin Kohout Kunstforum International 289 „cuteness“

  • 2024

    Friend of the Artist Volume 18

Fairs

Public Collections

  • Kulturstiftung des Freistaates Sachsen, Dresden

Writings / Interviews

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