Judy Child American
As a painter, Judy Child, has always been fascinated by how versatile paint can be. This new series of paintings explores that versatility. She left behind brushes, palette knives and, most importantly, color. By stripping away color and narrative, she focuses on the natural beauty of serendipitous and complex configurations of the paint.
The physical act of pouring and manipulating the paint plus the effects of gravity and the drying process determine the outcome of her paintings. In these new paintings, she searches, explores and anticipates something she wants to see but has not seen before. Each day she goes to her studio excited to see what her process reveals. The unpredictable journey of the paint creates the fractures and informs the natural and dynamic surfaces.
Judy Child lives and works in St. Louis. She received her B.S. from Colby Sawyer College and attended Boston University.
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Viewing Room (September-October 2024)
September 20 - November 9, 2024We invite you to explore the Viewing Room, where you will find a selection of artworks by the gallery’s artists. These artworks are not only beautiful and inspiring, but also...Read more -
OVERVIEW_2024
Summer Group Exhibition July 16 - September 7, 2024Read more -
Viewing Room (Summer 2024)
April 12 - June 29, 2024We invite you to explore the Back Room, where you will find a selection of stunning artworks by the gallery’s talented artists. These artworks are not only beautiful and inspiring,...Read more -
Judy Child | Unbounded
November 10, 2023 - January 20, 2024Bruno David is pleased to announce Unbounded, an exhibition of new work by Judy Child. This is Child’ s third solo exhibition at Bruno David Gallery.Read more
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Conflict Resolution
June 23 - August 18, 2023"Conflict Resolution", a group exhibition in the Project Room examines the dialogue between the extremes of light and darkness. The artists are James Austin Murray, Arny Nadler, Jill Downen, Lisa K. Blatt, Michael Byron, Judy Child and Bunny Burson.Read more
The artists in this exhibition use black and white colors to create contrast, harmony, tension, and balance in their works, reflecting on the complex and nuanced relationships between opposites. The exhibition explores how black and white can evoke different emotions, meanings, and associations, such as purity and sin, peace and war, life, and death. The exhibition also challenges the viewers to question their own perceptions and biases, and to appreciate the diversity and richness of the spectrum between black and white. -
Black Light
April 28 - June 17, 2023Group exhibition with Sara Ghazi Asadollahi, Judy Child, Arny Nadler, Peter Marcus, James Austin Murray, Olivier Jean bapiste Seguin, Buzz Spector and Mario Trejo.Read more
