Judy Aiello is an interdisciplinary artist working in sculpture, drawing and ceramics.
She is a dedicated yoga practitioner, influenced by global and oceanic teachings. Her work explores themes of identity, endurance and coexistence, incorporating pattern and movement within form.
I am interested in how unique elements function within part of a larger system. Groupings allude to social behavior, gathering and communication.
How do we determine a collective, while considering fluidity and potential?
Her work is included in Barking Lizards, and has been exhibited at Sideshow, Mishkin Gallery, Exhibit Salon, Southfirst and the artist network.
Drawings are included in Pierogi Flat Files and The Sketchbook Project 2013.
She is a Design Consultant for The Shade Store, and was a college art and design instructor at The Art Institute of New York City.
She holds MFA and MAT degrees from the School of Visual Arts, and a BA from Rutgers University.
Collections
Pierogi Gallery Flat Files
The Sketchbook Project 2013 digital archive
The Art Institute of New York City
Go Yoga
Diocese of Geita, Tanzania
Crandall Designs
Madhur Rohatgi
Exhibitions
2020
Barking Lizards
2019
Parasol Projects
2015-2018
Sidney Mishkin Gallery
Sideshow Nation III
Janet Kurnatowski:Paperazzi IV
2014
Choplet Studio
Janet Kurnatowski:Paperazzi III
Sideshow Nation II:At the Alamo Sideshow Gallery
2013
Nuyorican Poets Café:Spoken Word
Sideshow Gallery:Sideshow Nation
Exhibit Salon:Solo Show
The Sketchbook Project
2012
Go Greenpoint Open Studios
Sideshow Gallery:Mic Check
The Art Institute of NYC:Faculty Show
2011
The Art Institute of NYC:Hope Act Love
Sideshow Gallery:It's All Good!! Apocalypse Now
Go Yoga
20009-2010
SVA: Keep Your Eye on the Ball curated by Mike Filan
Sideshow Gallery:It's a Wonderful Life
2007- 2008
The Producers' Club Grand Theater
Rhonda Schaller Gallery:Live Free or Die
2005-2006
Spoken Word Café: Rewind
Lower Manhattan Cultural Center: Speed Limit
the artist network
Warp Designs
2004
the artist network curated by Alex Hungerbuhler
2002-2003
Green Gallery:Made in Brooklyn
Brooklyn, NY curated by Chris Martin
Hello-Art Studio Club Hyogo, Japan curated by Shiro Sasaki
Tiger-Hoff St.Gallen, Switzerland curated by Marc Hungerbuhler
Southfirst Gallery:Flight
1997-1998
School of Visual Arts NY:MFA Thesis curated by Dan Cameron
