Judith Liberman

Email: Liberman@tiac.net
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Judith Weinsall Liberman has been creating art since the 1960s. Her work has been exhibited in museums and other public institutions in the United States and in Israel. It is in museum collections as well as in numerous other public collections. Her 2002 book, HOLOCAUST WALL HANGINGS, can be obtained via www.schoenbooks.com. You may want to visit her video about the Holocaust Wall Hangings at the Center For Holocaust & Genocide Studies website and scroll to the middle of the page. Her autobiography, MY LIFE INTO ART, published in 2007, can be purchased through www.booklocker.com and is available in both paperback and hardcover. Her archives are in the Smithsonian Archives of American Art as well as in the Fine Arts Department of the Boston Public Library. Her work on the Web can be accessed through the following three Gallery sites:

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Liberman Autobiography

HOLOCAUST/JUDAICA GALLERY MANKIND GALLERY COLORWORKS GALLERY
HOLOCAUST/JUDAICA GALLERY MANKIND GALLERY COLORWORKS GALLERY
This Gallery features some of Judith Liberman's artworks based on Jewish history. These works are done in a variety of media, including painting, fabric, ceramics and mixed media. Each artwork is from one of the artist's series, such as the HOLOCAUST PAINTINGS, the HOLOCAUST WALL HANGINGS, the BIBLICAL HISTORY WALL HANGINGS, the SELF PORTRAITS or the CERAMICS series. All except the CERAMICS series are in museum collections. Most of the works in the CERAMICS series are on permanent display at Temple Ohabei Shalom in Brookline, Massachusetts. This Gallery displays some of Judith Liberman's artworks which focus on the human condition. These works are done in a variety of media, including painting and mixed media. Each artwork is from one of the artist's series, such as the MOTHER AND CHILD series, the VIETNAM series or the HOMO SAPIENS series. As in all of Judith Liberman's work, color is used expressively; it ranges all the way from black-and-white in some works to fully saturated color in others. The three series are in the permanent collections of two American universities for use in human rights education. This Gallery shows a selection from a group of Judith Liberman's artworks which she broadly describes as her ESCAPE INTO COLOR. Through the use of vibrant color etc., these works express an optimistic outlook; they afford the artist an escape from her usual preoccupation with the human condition in general and with Jewish history in particular. Included are works from such series as the INTERIORS series, the BOATS series and the WOMEN series. Also in this category are abstract works from the artist's SPIRALS and KINETIC series.
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