JUDY JENNINGS SOLO EXHIBITION
North Dakota Museum of Art
The Director of the North Dakota Museum of Art, Laurel Reuter, invited me to do a solo show in their gallery from November 20, 2005 through to January 15, 2006. This is a large gallery filled with natural light in a beautifully redesigned building on the campus of the University of North Dakota. For a number of years, I have had an association with this gallery, organizing the Winnipeg submissions for their yearly January auction and have developed a great deal of respect for the artistic eye and organizational ability of the Director. The web site for North Dakota Museum of Art is http://www.ndmoa.com/
The work I created for this show was an eclectic mix,from stained glass panels and a large folding sandblasted screen to smaller kiln worked and fused pieces. I created examples of all the different techniques I have learned from working with glass for the last 20 years and the show was very well received. My piece, "Maintenance Free Aquarium "was purchased to become part of the collection of the North Dakota Museum of Art.
Judy introducing herself to the opening audience.
Judy describing the variety of techniques used in her work.
Judy appreciating her mentor, her mother Pat.
Gallery attendees appreciating Judy's use of form and colour.
Judy discussing the finer points of her fused glass box stories.
Audience members of varying ages appreciating Judy's work.
