Living in Arizona since 1998 has proven to be a strong creative inspiration for artist, Judie McEwen. She is originally from Atlanta, Georgia where she began studying art at the age of seven. Her first teacher was Mabel Griffin, a well-known Atlanta artist. As an adult Judie studied at the Atlanta School of Art and eventually became a student of Forrest Jacobs, who was for many years the muralist for the State of Georgia. 

Judie works in a multitude of media including oil, pastel, watercolor, pen and ink, gourds, and clay.  Her raku spirit masks are currently on display at the Feminine Mystique Gallery in Tubac.  Judie teaches painting and clay art in Oro Valley. She is  past president of the Southern Arizona Arts Guild, and is a member of the Visual Arts Committee and the Fall Festival Committee of the Greater Oro Valley Arts Council.

 
Exhibitions and Galleries:

Oro Valley Art Competition, 2001-2003, Honorable mention, 2002
Oro Valley Art and Music Festival, 2001
Oro Valley Jazz Festival 2002, 2003
Oro Valley Art and Music Festival, 2004
Porter Hall Gallery, 2003
SAAG Sensory Garden Exhibit 2003
TAG Exhibit, Western National Parks Bookstore, 2003
L'art Pour L'art Galleria, Hilton El Conquistador Resort
Feminine Mystique Gallery, Tubac
SAAG Winter Exhibition, Dec, 2003, First Place, and Judge's Award
SAAG Winter Exhibition, Dec. 2003, Second Place, Sculpture
Ventana Medical Systems Exhibition, 2004
SAAG Winter Exhibition, Dec. 2004
Artist of the Month Gallery, Unitarian Universalist  Church, 2005
Stone Avenue Gallery, 2005
SAAG Ironwood Path Exhibit 2005

 

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