JUDY LICHTMAN has a BFA in General Fine Arts from the Maryland Institute College of Art, and an MA in Industrial Design from San Francisco State University. She has been a graphic designer since 1994, working on projects for a wide variety of clients including the Anderson Collection at Stanford University and The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
In March 2020, after almost 30 years as a graphic designer, Judy was jolted awake by the events of our times (a global pandemic, a racial reckoning, political unrest) and began to make art as a direct response.
In March 2020, after almost 30 years as a graphic designer, Judy was jolted awake by the events of our times (a global pandemic, a racial reckoning, political unrest) and began to make art as a direct response.
Her work has shown in:
Artists' Comment, Coachella Valley Art Center, Indio, CA
Poster Show, but, also, Washington, DC
Rabble Review, literary magazine
Negative Space (solo show), Stevenson University, Owings Mills, MD
Let's Talk, Goat Gallery, Landers, CA
Hwy 62 Art Tours (2021-Present)
Artists' Comment, Coachella Valley Art Center, Indio, CA
Poster Show, but, also, Washington, DC
Rabble Review, literary magazine
Negative Space (solo show), Stevenson University, Owings Mills, MD
Let's Talk, Goat Gallery, Landers, CA
Hwy 62 Art Tours (2021-Present)
Judy currently lives in Joshua Tree, CA with her artist husband, James Rieck.