Judith A. Lieberman Fine Art

She holds a BS in Chemistry from TCU, a BA in Art from Cedar Crest College, an MA in Studio Art from NYU, and an MFA in Painting from Bard College. Judi has taught art classes at Somerset County College (now Raritan Valley Community College), Trenton State College (now The College of New Jersey), and art education classes at Rosemont College. She has also curated several shows. Judi has an exhibit

ion record spanning forty years, including one-person shows, group shows, juried and selected exhibitions mostly in the New York/New Jersey area. In 1980, while a graduate student at NYU, Judi had the opportunity to visit the Joseph Cornell Retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art. Cornell’s work presented a solution to the problem of combining two and three dimensional concepts into one artwork. Inspired, she began making mixed media assemblages, and the practice continues to the present day. In 1995, Judi’s interest in science combined with her art ability to produce a body of computer generated digital inkjet prints. These early prints were small, non-archival (pigment ink wasn’t yet widely available for desktop printers), and printed on 100% cotton paper. Originally intended as studies for paintings, the early prints have developed into larger and more complicated works done on a large format printer with digital rag paper and archival inks. After starting out with Painter 2 software, Judi now uses Corel Painter 2020 combined with several versions of Adobe Photoshop to obtain her desired results. Now retired from teaching, Judi lives with her husband Dr. Joe and makes art in Whitehouse Station, New Jersey.