Judith lives in the UK, she is a Midlands based photographic artist and visual storyteller. She has a particular interest in the preservation of photographic archives and their use in an artistic practice. Using various techniques her work explores abstract concepts. Whether working with contemporary or archival imagery Judith's interventions allow alternative and new dialogues to be imagined. In 2023 she gained a BA (Hons) Photography Degree (1st Class) from the University for Creative Arts as a mature student. Her work has been included in several exhibitions and publications.
Photography CV
Education.
2023 BA (Hons) Photography (1st Class), University for the Creative Arts / The Open College of the Arts, UK.
2007 Digital Photography: Creating and Sharing Better Images. The Open University, UK.
Exhibitions.
2024 Women in Photography 24 (Group exhibition) The Glasgow Gallery of Photography, 279-281 High Street, Glasgow, Scotland. 6th-30th March.
2024 Ephemeral Elegance: Women in Artistic Reflection (Group exhibition) Cista Arts Online Gallery, London, UK. [Online] 1-31st March 24.
2023 Shutter Hub Open 23/24 (Group exhibition) ARB Building, Cambridge University, UK. 27/11/23-2nd Feb 24.
2023 ARTDOC Photography Magazine (Group exhibition) Through My Lens [online]
2023 Portrait: Self, Others (Group exhibition) PhotoPlace Gallery, Middlebury, Vermont, USA. 8th -30th August.
2022 Paper Memories (Solo exhibition) at The Hive, Worcestershire. 12th-24th August.
2021 Then and Now (Group exhibition) Galerie Huit Arles, Arles, France. 4th July-26th September.
Successful Open Calls.
2024 Work from Acerbumdulce awarded a Nomination in the Conceptual category of the Fine Art Photography Awards.
2024 Work from Acerbumdulce selected for exhibition at The Glasgow Gallery of Photography.
2024 Work from Acerbumdulce selected for Cista Arts Online exhibition.
2023 Work from Acerbumdulce selected for ARTDOC online exhibition.
2023 Work from Acerbumdulce Selected for Shutter Hub Open exhibition.
2023 Torn (from the series Acerbumdulce) selected for exhibition at PhotoPlace [Gallery].
2022 Hireth awarded Gold Winner in the Budapest International Foto Awards Fine Art-Collage category.
2022 Paper Memories awarded Bronze Winner in the Budapest International Foto Awards Fine Art-Collage category.
2022 Finalist in the AOP Student Awards (Places Category).
2022 Hireth Shortlisted and Highly Commended in the Belfast Photography Festival.
2021 Finalist in the AOP Student Awards (Places Category).
2021 Winner in the 1854 Open Walls Open Call.
Publications / Online / Social Media Shares.
2024 Self portrait from Acerbumdulce featured in LensCulture Critics' Choice 2024 Competition Gallery [online].
2023 Untitled (collage) featured in Edinburgh Collage Collective [online].
2023 Belfast Photo Festival Residency [online]
2022 Keep your distance featured in Photo Trouvée [online].
2022 A selection of images featured in Source Graduate Photography [online].
2021 Before she was grandma featured in Shutter Hub Yearbook 2021 [online].
2021 His eyes were the colour of the sea featured in Photograd Gallery [online].
2021 Untitled featured in Photo Trouvée [online].
2020 Me with my youngest grandson, late 1950's & 2019 featured in Edinburgh Collage Collective [online].
2020 Mum, late 1940's featured in Photo Trouvée [online].
2020 Paper memories: The materiality of analogue snapshots and their enduring affect. Dissertation.
2019 Mum & Joan, Sept 1939 featured in Save Family Photos [online].
2019 The Wave featured in Lens Culture Emerging Talents Awards 2019 Gallery [online].
2018 Forget me not featured in an Open College of the Arts Facebook post [online]
2013 The Gunwalloe Ghost featured in The Big Issue in the North (1-7th April issue).
2010 How's it look ! featured in the Open College of the Arts 2010-2011 OCA Guide.
2010 Strong featured in an Open College of the Arts advertisement campaign, Black and White Photography Magazine (January issue).
2010 How's it look and Strong featured in the Open College of the Arts Showcase Magazine (Issue No. 5).