Award-winning painter Judith Olivia HeartSong has been creating bold and striking murals in public spaces and private residences for more than 25 years. Her murals grace both The National Zoo in Washington, D.C., and the Patty Summers' Re-Awakening Centre in Virginia. Her images in acrylics, which range from flora and fauna to still lifes and women, are saturated with color and attentive to detail.

 

Judith's large and colorful paintings have appeared in numerous one-woman and group shows in Florida and Maryland, and in galleries and shops in Maryland, Delaware, and Washington, D.C. In addition, they have been used as cover art for books and featured on note cards, t-shirts and posters, and collectors' plates. Recently, they have been reproduced as limited-edition giclees and offered for sale aboard Princess Cruise Line ships.

 

Judith's work is in public and private collections in Florida, including The Permanent Collection of Orlando International Airport; New York, including Miracle House and Montefiore Hospital in New York City; and Colorado, including the Kemp Foundation.

 

Creator and host of wildly popular painting workshops, Judith has worked with law enforcement professionals, hospital caregivers, and mental health professionals and also has designed numerous arts progarms serving at-risk teens.

 

Judith maintains a private studio and gallery space in Glen Echo, Maryland, where she also offers art classes and workshops. Formerly a resident studio artist at The Metropolitan Center for the Visual Arts, VisArts, in Rockville, Maryland, Judith also has served as Artist in Residence at an elementary school, where she painted murals with more than 200 Pre-K to 5th-grade students, and Membership Chair for the Orlando (Florida) Chapter of the Women's Caucus for Art. She is listed in The National Museum of Women in the Arts Archives (Washington, D.C.) and has contributed to the New York City exhibition "A Book About Death: An Unbound Book on the Subject of Death" (September 2009).

 

A complete list of Judith's arts-related workshops and activities (including an Artist's Daily Blog) can be found on her Website, http://www.judithheartsong.com, along with her new and archived work.

 

Please contact Judith directly (judith@judithheartsong.com) for information about commission work, the purchase of her original paintings, upcoming shows, or gallery representation.