Judith Robertson

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Judith Robertson's latest series of pieces explores the delicately suggestive nature, and consumerist references, of recycled plastic shopping bags.

Her past work in two- and three-dimensional forms has been included in several museum exhibits, including the New Jersey State Museum of Art (1989 & 1992), the Newark Museum (1993), and the Fort Lauderdale Museum of Art (1994). Exhibited works include drawings, paintings, site-specific water sculptures, video, and her more current use of recycled plastics. Her sculpture and assemblage work has been installed in various national and international galleries: Dieter Keller Gallery, Luzern (Switzerland), Schmidt Gallery , Florida Atlantic University (Boca Raton, FL), and Antioch College Gallery of Art (Yellow Springs, OH) are among them. Permanent installations of her mixed media sculpture are on view at the Red Square residence in lower Manhattan (lobby & elevator installations): Capitol Club, Luzern Switzerland (neon installations): and Tribeca's El Teddy's restaurant (glass mosaic awning and architectural sculptures).

In 2000-2001, she was awarded a State of Florida Individual Artist Fellowship.

Ms. Robertson studied sculpture and painting at the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence, Rhode Island.

She continues to live and work in Miami Beach, Florida.