Judith scott

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Two girls. Conceived in the same moment. Born within minutes of each other. Indistinguishable in many ways. But for one defining difference. In the 1940s, in

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This is my latest studio base work of the Judith Scott's sculpture for the Museum of Everything (MoE) in London

This week, Outside In Manager Jennifer Gilbert reflects on the work of artist Judith Scott using the 2014 publication Judith Scott: Bound and Unbound by Catherine Morris and Matthew Higgs for reference. Judith will be represented in the upcoming Outside In and Craftspace exhibition Radical Craft: Alternative Ways of Making,…

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The late Judith Scott’s obsessively wrapped bundles, usually consisting of found materials bound in cloth or yarn, seem to tremble with potential energy as the overlapping fabric swaths shimmer and meld. Installed on knee-high plinths, grouped together like a reunion of long-lost family, these sculptures are on display in Scott’s first U.S. retrospective. The artist […]

Judith Scott

Judith Scott was a fiber artist who overcame immense obstacles throughout her life, only to be made stronger and more creatively-driven by them.