First posted by Georgia Wier on Handcrafted Art Traditions online gallery in January 2014
Judith Meyers’s papercut art is featured on the Handcrafted Art Traditions online gallery. Judith has used her papercuts and other art forms to enrich lives in her community of Greeley, Colorado, since she moved there in 1964. For many years Judith’s designs symbolized fun and learning in printed materials distributed by the city’s museums. And for decades Judy has volunteered her time at public events by cutting the silhouettes of thousands of Greeley children. Judith was a founding member of Madison and Main, a cooperative gallery in Greeley that provides the small city, which serves as the center of an agricultural county, with a consistent but evolving creative focus. Continue reading “DOVES, NUKES, HEARTS, AND JUNKYARDS: THE PROTEST ART OF JUDY MEYERS 1966-2013”