Judy Starr

Exhibitions - Group Shows
2001 Nexus Gallery, New York, NY
Artbuilders Gallery, Jersey City, NJ
Common Ground Community, New York, NY
2000 Noyes Museum of Art, Oceanville, NJ
Synagogue for the Arts, Civic Center Synagogue, New York, NY
1997/98 New Century Artists, Inc., Anores Gallery, Carnegie Hall, New York, NY
1996 Westside Artist Coalition, New York, NY
1988/92 American Arts and Crafts Alliance, New York, NY
1987 The Shelby Collum Davis Museum Lincoln Center, New York, NY
1984/85/86 Window Box Gallery, New York, NY
1985 Ariel Gallery, New York, NY
1984/85 The Pen and Brush, New York, NY

Exhibitions - Solo Shows
2004/05
The Cat Show , East Village Veterinarian, New York, NY
Shadow Boxing, Independence Community Bank, New York, NY
2002 Citibank, New York, NY
2000 Barnes and Noble Cafe, New York, NY
1999 Laytner's, New York, NY
Tribeca Caterer's Ltd. at the Gallery Cafe, New York, NY
1996 Macy's Accessory Windows, New York, NY
1986 The Pen and Brush, New York, NY
I. Miller, New York, NY
Webster Library, New York, NY
1981 International Center for the Disabled, New York, NY
1980 Peninsula Public Library, Cedarhurst, NY

THE CAT SHOW



Dollhouse Miniatures, Feb. 2007



Macy's Accessory Windows
The WestSider, July 31, 1996

"boxes that have been transformed with crystals,
cut outs, fabrics, charms and whatnots into stages, circuses,
fortune teller parlors, what-have-you."

"creates her won intriguing artwork in her Upper West Side
apartment with scissors, glue, hammer and nails, and an amazing
array of materials bought and found"

"gathers the gleanings from flea markets, dumpsters and novelty
shops to devise her dramatic works of art"



Art Junk-ie finds beauty in trash
Nassau Herald, October 10, 1996

"where some people see trash, former Woodmere
resident Judy Starr Soskin sees untapped treasures"

"her work has been displayed in the Shelby Cullom Davis Museum
in Lincoln Center, in Macy's 34th Street windows and at various
shows and art galleries"

"after a visit to the thrift shop she came away with a piece
called "Maestro" which displays the busts of classical musicians"



Network, F.I.T.1996

"for her shadow boxes Judy Starr Soskin uses
pieces of toys, labels, antique photos and other unusual objects"

"using dioramas that contain collages of unusual items and
textures found by Soskin in places such as flea markets, shops
and dumpsters"

THE CAT SHOW



Dollhouse Miniatures, Feb. 2007



Macy's Accessory Windows
The WestSider, July 31, 1996

"boxes that have been transformed with crystals,
cut outs, fabrics, charms and whatnots into stages, circuses,
fortune teller parlors, what-have-you."

"creates her won intriguing artwork in her Upper West Side
apartment with scissors, glue, hammer and nails, and an amazing
array of materials bought and found"

"gathers the gleanings from flea markets, dumpsters and novelty
shops to devise her dramatic works of art"



Art Junk-ie finds beauty in trash
Nassau Herald, October 10, 1996

"where some people see trash, former Woodmere
resident Judy Starr Soskin sees untapped treasures"

"her work has been displayed in the Shelby Cullom Davis Museum
in Lincoln Center, in Macy's 34th Street windows and at various
shows and art galleries"

"after a visit to the thrift shop she came away with a piece
called "Maestro" which displays the busts of classical musicians"



Network, F.I.T.1996

"for her shadow boxes Judy Starr Soskin uses
pieces of toys, labels, antique photos and other unusual objects"

"using dioramas that contain collages of unusual items and
textures found by Soskin in places such as flea markets, shops
and dumpsters"