Juls Gabs (born 1989, San Sebastián) is a Spanish artist working in Painting and Digital. She claims her education started after college in 2015 thought collaborations, residencies and studio experimentation in London, UK. She currently lives in Boston, MA. Her work has been exhibited at Watou Art Festival 2023 (BE), Silvermine Art Centre (US), Vertical Crypto Art (Metaverse), Onstream Gallery (IT), Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop (UK) among others. In 2014, Gabs was awarded with the European Research of New Creative Spaces in new media, and the Revelation Artist Prize Mayte Spinola in 2019. In that same year, Gabs was recognised by Arteninformado through her inclusion on their list of ‘The 12 artist focus on the next generation’.

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In 2023 she is showing a 13ft painting at Watou Art Festival 2023 commissioned by the government of Poperinge (BE). Her work Possibly Maybe is Shortlister for the National Prize Show 2023, at Cambridge Art Association, and she is the winner of the Finalist edition of Teravarna Award in Landscape. And her work "Ninfas' Secrets" was exhibited at QUEERwerks in Silvermine Art Centre (CT).

 

Previous solo exhibitions were "Blending Boundaires" (Rome), "error" (London, 2020), Unit 1 Gallery|Workshop, "Daring Forest" (Madrid, 2018), and "Goodies Boobies" (Madrid, 2018).

 

Selected for residencies "The Columbia Residency" with Roman Road Gallery (London, 2021) and "Sommer Atelier Aschersleben" (Germany 2021), Unit 1 Radical Residency® IV (London, 2019) and "Paradise AIR" for solo Art Residency (Tokyo, 2018). Exhibited works in art fairs like "(un)fair Milano" (IT 2023), SCOPE (Miami Beach, 2018) and JustMad8 (Madrid, 2017)

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She had a commission by Aston Martin F1 in 2022 and her work constitutes part of Private Permanent Collections such as Lycee Moliere (Brussels, Belgium), Merode’s Castle (Gmünd, Austria), Palast Hohenems (Austria) Milton Keynes Arts Center (Milton Keynes, UK), Contemporary Museum Mayte Spinola (Marmolejo, Spain).

 

Her work has been published in media channels like Aston Martin F1, FAD Magazine, London Arts Events, Assemblage Magazine, Image.ie (2020) and Arteinformado, Ultima Hora Mallorca (2019).