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Liz Rudey is a ceramic artist who lives in New York City and Hillsdale, New York. She is Professor of Art (Ceramics and Jewelry) at the Brooklyn Campus of Long Island University. Liz received an EdD, and MA in Art and Education from Teachers College, Columbia University. Most recently, she has exhibited linocuts of endangered birds at the Mulberry Street Library in New York City and with NYC Audubon on Governors Island. Her ongoing project, a clay tile memoir called "In My Mother's House", has been exhibited in galleries in Brooklyn and Manhattan She also has exhibited her ceramic "Totems" at outdoor sculpture sites in Brooklyn, Columbia County, NY and Litchfield County, CT.
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Endangered Birds of North America
Prints by Liz Rudey: Wood Block and Linocut
The exhibit at the Wild Bird Fund has been extended through May 2019.
565 Columbus Avenue, New York, New York 10024.
Window Gallery: Always Open!
Prints by Liz Rudey: Wood Block and Linocut
The exhibit at the Wild Bird Fund has been extended through May 2019.
565 Columbus Avenue, New York, New York 10024.
Window Gallery: Always Open!