Judy Curry
Allen Park, MI


Judy Curry is a transplanted Canadian living and working in the Detroit, Michigan area. In the late 1960¹s and early 1970¹s she attended Center for Creative Studies (currently College of Creative Studies) in Detroit. Further study in recent years has been with  internationally known watercolor painters Judi Betts and Edee Joppich and with Robert Maniscalco and Shirley Ciungan.

In the past several years, with a focus on watercolor and watercolor with ink, her work has been juried into national and regional exhibits and won numerous awards. These venues include the Tubac Center For The Arts in Tubac, Arizona, the Our Town exhibition at the Community House of Birmingham, the Visual Arts Association of Livonia, the Art Ambience Annual Show and the Wayne County Artists Among Us show. She has had one person exhibits at C.C. Neal Art Gallery and the Taylor Library and her work has been part of exhibits at Ambleside Gallery of Grosse Pointe, Biddle Gallery of Wyandotte, Dearborn City Gallery, Downriver Council for the Arts Home Gallery, the Maniscalco Gallery of Detroit, the gallery of Madonna University, Plymouth Arts Council Gallery, Rivers Edge Gallery of Wyandotte and the Scarab Club of Detroit. Her work can be found in private collections in the United States and Canada and in corporate collections, including those of Blue Cross of Michigan, Southland Eye Clinic and the permanent collection of the Downriver Council for the Arts. She continues to work with all subject matter in traditional, transparent watercolor and more experimental work with water media and mixed media with collage.

³My work is dedicated to my great Creator, who answers prayer and makes all things possible. Special thanks go to my family and teachers and my husband, Bob, for their encouragement and invaluable support.²