Judith Gale’s artistic drive is rooted in nature, with a deep commitment to marine life.
Judith’s art titled “Hidden Wonders” (2017) is reflective of her fascination with the intricacies of shape and color found beneath the ocean’s currents. By magnifying these unique elements of nature on canvas, she captures the viewer’s awareness and appreciation of these spectacular wonders.
Judith developed her career as an artist in Manhattan for 10 years, beginning with earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the School of Visual Arts with a specialization in painting and bio-art. She now resides back in her hometown of Maryland with her husband,
Judith has been the Director of Education for the Molluscan Science Foundation since 2015. The Maryland-based, non-profit is committed to the study of mollusks and the preservation of coral reefs. Their team has engaged in extensive research throughout Thailand, Australia, Indonesia, the Florida Keys, Cayman Islands, and more. Judith has led the creation and distribution of educational materials to school-aged children all over the world. By introducing seashells to children, her hope is that they will grow to love and value our oceans and help protect them.
Through these experiences, Judith has become a passionate educator committed to introducing children to Art as a source of creative expression while intertwining the wonder of the natural world. She is the creator of an innovative curriculum children call “Earth Art” at Goldsmith Early Childhood Center in Baltimore, Maryland. Earth Art fuses art and the natural world as an essential learning tool. Learn more here: Workshops
