Judith Peck

Judith Peck is a Washington, DC area allegorical figurative artist who has made her life’s work to paint about history and healing, using a variety of methods and experimental techniques to achieve a diverse range of visual and tactile results that validate a strong narrative. She has been awarded by the Bristol Art Museum, Masur Museum of Art, the Alexandria Museum of Art, The Washington County Museum of Fine Art, the Lore Degenstein Gallery Competition at Susquehanna University, The Butler Institute of American Art, and Florida A&M University’s Pinnacle Competition, shown in the Phillips Collection, The Katzen Museum, at Context Art Basel in Miami and The Art of Paper show in New York as well as in major galleries like Arcadia Contemporary in New York and 1261 Gallery in Denver and had numerous solo shows. She was awarded the Strauss Fellowship Grant from Fairfax County, Virginia, Montgomery County Public Art Trust Purchase for the Contemporary Works on Paper Collection in Maryland, has won granting for inclusion of eleven paintings in the Washington, D.C. Commission on the Arts and Humanities Art Bank as well as an International Artist-in-Residence for two months in Salzburg Austria. Her paintings have been featured numerous times in American Art Collector Magazine, Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine, Poets/Artists, The Artist’s Magazine, and the books Tradition and Transformation and the Ashen Rainbow, by Ori Z. Soltes, as well as the Kress Project book published by the Georgia Museum of Art. Judith Peck’s work is collected internationally and can be found in many private collections and public collections.