"Spineless Wonders" Show at University of Southern Maine
Posted on Oct 12, 2008
Judith G. Klausner's work will be appearing in Spineless Wonders, a show of art inspired by invertebrates held at the University of Southern Maine. The exhibition will celebrate the 200th birthday of Charles Darwin, and the 150th anniversary of the publication of The Origin of Species.
Spineless Wonders:Invertebrates as Inspiration will run from September 8 through December 18 2009 at the Atrium Gallery in Portland, ME. More information on the location can be found here.
Mantis Judith to be Included in ARTstor's Judith Project
Posted on Oct 12, 2008
Judith G. Klausner's "Judith and Holofernes" will be included in the ARTstor art reference archive for The Judith Project. From the ARTstor site:
ARTstor is a digital library of nearly one million images in the areas of art, architecture, the humanities, and social sciences with a set of tools to view, present, and manage images for research and pedagogical purposes.ARTstor will be hosting a collection of images related to the story of Judith and Holofernes as part of a project "to enhance scholarship on The Book of Judith and its later lexical and iconographical traditions on the theme of Judith and Holofernes in Western culture from antiquity to the present." (The Judith Project).
More information on The Judith Project at ARTstor can be found on their site.
Rogue Entomologist Sculpture Featured on Boing Boing
Posted on Aug 21, 2008
The popular website Boing Boing, a "directory of wonderful things", has posted about the sculpture of Judith G. Klausner. If you got here via Boing Boing, welcome! If not, you should go check out their post.
Computer Bugs Now Available at Magpie
Posted on Jul 26, 2008
A local artisan and craft store, Magpie, has started carrying computer bugs by Judith G. Klausner. If you're in the Davis Square area in Somerville, MA, stop by and check them out!
Rogue Entomologist Sculpture Used in Dutch Film
Posted on Jul 21, 2008
One of Judith G. Klausner's pieces, "Test Tube Baby", can be seen in an upcoming short film by Dutch filmmaker Sidney Vollmer. You can read about it here, and see more details about the film on Mr. Vollmer's website.