Julie Glassberg was born and raised in Paris, France. After graduating in graphic design, she moved to New York to pursue photography. Her interests are primarily based on the diversity of world cultures, subcultures, underground scenes as well as the misfits of society.
She regularly collaborates with The New York Times, and from 2011 to 2015, the Metropolitan section assigns her, with staff reporter Corey Kilgannon, to photograph the portraits of the weekly column Character Study.
After spending 7 years in New York, she lived in Tokyo, Japan for a year, where she met local artists and experimented more with photography and collaborations. In 2016, she was invited by Swatch for a 6 months residency program in Shanghai at the Swatch Art Peace Hotel. She lives in Paris at the moment.
Her work has appeared in publications such as The New York Times, The New York Times Magazine, Le Monde, The International NYT, WSJ, ESPN, El Pais Semanal, among others. 

She has been awarded a Lucie Scholarship Emerging Grant, a Getty Images Grant for Editorial Photography, a POYi Award of Excellence, an Art Directors Club Young Gun award, an IPA award, and her first book was shortlisted by Paris Photo / Aperture.

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