• SCULPTURE SPACE NYC FOR ART & CERAMICS

    SCULPTURE SPACE NYC FOR ART & CERAMICS


    EVOLVERS AND WILDTYPES
    a solo exhibition of Judy Hoffman's ceramic sculptures
    at Sculpture Space NYC-Center for Ceramic Arts

    April 5 - May 4, 2024
    Opening reception April 5: 6-8pm
    Closing reception May 4: 4-6pm

    Artist conversation with Graham Marks: April 20 @ 2 pm
    Artist will be onsite Saturday 4/6, 4/27, and 5/4 from 2-4 pm or by appointment

    www.sculpturespacenyc.com
    Gallery Hours:
    Tuesday-Saturday 2pm-8pm (appointment is not required)

    Location: 47-21 35th Street, Long Island City NY 11101, near the 33rd Street/ Rawson Street stop on the 7 train.

    Photo credit: Paul Tacheuchi

  • DISTANCE GALLERY:BREAKDOWN

    DISTANCE GALLERY:BREAKDOWN

    DISTANCE GALLERY:BREAKDOWN
    Group Exhibition
    June 15 – July 15, 2020 | Curator: Andrea Burgay
    Link to info and curator's statement: www.distancegallery.com/exhibitions/exh…

  • LESLEY HELLER GALLERY: COARSE FRAGILITY

    LESLEY HELLER GALLERY: COARSE FRAGILITY

    LESLEY HELLER GALLERY: COARSE FRAGILITY
    Judy Hoffman and Elise Siegel, curated by Monika Zarzeczna

    54 Orchard St, NYC
    February 28 - April 5, 2020
    link to Coarse Fragility exhibition and curator's statement


  • La Bodega Gallery: On the Outskirts

    La Bodega Gallery: On the Outskirts

    LA BODEGA GALLERY:"ON THE OUTSKIRTS”
    Group Exhibition
    Judy Hoffman: One of curator Peter Gynd's top 10 "must see" artists for Gowanus Open Studios 2019

    Oct.19-20, 2019 12-6pm @
    695 Fifth Ave., Brooklyn @ 21st St.
    Link to guide

  • JANE HARSOOK GALLERY : CERAMICS NOW 2017

    JANE HARSOOK GALLERY : CERAMICS NOW 2017

    JANE HARSOOK GALLERY : Ceramics Now 2017
    GREENWICH HOUSE POTTERY
    Group Exhibition
    16 Jones St, NYC
    July 21 - August 18, 2017
    Opening Reception | July 21, 2017 | 5:00-7:00 p.m.

    Ghada Amer, Judy Hoffman, Alice Mackler, Ellen Robinson

    Link to press release

  • The Artist Fellowship Studio @ Greenwich House Pottery

     The Artist Fellowship Studio @ Greenwich House Pottery

    Lots of work developing in my residency studio at Greenwich House Pottery.

  • FELLOWSHIP IN CLAY @ GREENWICH HOUSE POTTERY, NYC

    FELLOWSHIP IN CLAY @ GREENWICH HOUSE POTTERY, NYC

    I was granted a fellowship in clay to generate new work at Greenwich House Pottery. Spring, 2017.
    Link to Judy Hoffman, Fellowship artist

  • Gowanus Open Studios 2016

    Gowanus Open Studios 2016

    Hyperallergic: Works by Judy Hoffman in a pop-up exhibition for #gos2016 at 18 Whitwell Place. (📸 @itsbensutton )

    Mention by Ben Sutton of Hyperallergic:
    "Your Concise Guide to Gowanus Open Studios 2016"
    https://hyperallergic.com/329857/concise-guide-gowanus-open-studios-2016/
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    Shapeshifters Lab
    18 Whitwell Pl, Brooklyn, NY
    (Between 1st and Carroll Str, off 4th Ave.)

    Gowanus Open Studios: October 15 - 16
    300+ artist studios will be open from noon - 6pm on Sat + Sun
    http://artsgowanus.org/

  • Now Exhibiting in Fürth, Germany - Family History and Art Come Full Circle

    Now Exhibiting in Fürth, Germany - Family History and Art Come Full Circle

    Kriegssocken und Peacemakerinnen, 2015
    Museum Frauenkultur
    Fürth, Germany

    In 1933 my grandfather, Martin, was the first Jew in a small town outside of Nuremberg, Germany to be arrested at his workplace on trumped up charges. He was imprisoned by the Nazis in nearby Fürth and released a week later under the condition that he and his family leave the country — lucky for all of us! 

    Now, I am pleased to “return” to the town of Fürth where my grandfather was detained decades ago and to display the first in a series of photographic prints, Toxic Terrain, at the Museum Frauenkultur www.frauenindereinenwelt.de/. Toxic Terrain, a print sourced from my ceramic sculpture, explores topography, pathways and the ravages of fracking and environmental degradation. 

    While recently in Germany researching my family’s history, I had the opportunity to meet local artists and activists. Curators invited me to exhibit in "Kriegssocken und Peacemakerinnen”. The inclusion of my print brings my family’s presence full circle back to Bavaria, this time joining international artists in a show on peace and activism.  

    An accompanying catalogue is available with an essay on my work by Michaela Schneider.