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Monday, October 26, 2020

Judith Kruger Interview

Words of the day: actions. rain. process. paradox. touch.

Western Connecticut based Judith Kruger joins ahtcast for a great chat about materials and experiences surrounding the nature of her art practice. 

After making many trips to Japan throughout her artistic career Judith has certainly developed her thoughts on alchemy and how it is a fitting description for her hands on methods of making art. She also has some interesting takes on the nature of what surrounds us every day...listen in for more below!

 


Healing Water Study, 2020, minerals, sumi, 23k gold on paper, 20”x16”

 

 

 

 

 


Portion of studio wall of only a sampling of Kruger's current large works on paper- relief monotypes. She is now adding handwork- drawing, painting, piercing, burning and metal oxidation- mostly made with natural resources.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Between Earth and Sky, 2020, minerals, mixed media on linen, 

42” x 58”     

 

 

 

 

 


 A photo of one of the “Exhale” drawings Judith made at her home while the studio was inaccessible in April.  

Exhale, 2020, graphite, black oxide, sumi on paper, 14” x 11”.

 

 

 

 

 


 

ZERO is the Beginning, 2020, soil, minerals on paper and linen, 24”x18”

 

 

Audio Interview:

 

 

Judith Kruger's website: Judith Kruger

 instagram: @judithkrugerstudio

 

Mentioned in the interview:

Matisse

Jackson Pollock

Andy Warhol

Philip Pearlstein

Joseph Fitzpatrick

Jack Whitten - Notes From the Woodshed

Richard Tuttle - A Fair Sample of Collected Writings

Paulus Berensohn - To Spring From the Hand

Sigmar Polke

Alberto Burri

Teresita Fernandez

Lucio Fontana

Ed Moses

Sterling Ruby 

Pierre Soulages

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Artists who submitted interview questions for Judith Kruger:

Marvin Hoffmann

Dena Haden 

Thank you Dena and Marvin!

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Current exhibitions featuring Judith's work:





  
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Thanks for listening! 

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(Original intro song by David T Miller and Phillip J. Mellen)

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