Judith Theodore
Judith loved art as a child. She received a prize for art on graduating from her first grade class in primary school. Judith did art at St Francois Girls College, her secondary school. Her first art teacher there was Ms Sybil Atteck. She first exhibited in an open-air art exhibition in Woodford Square in 1974 with the Workshop Group of Artists who met regularly at the National Museum.Judith was a Lithographer in the public service for twenty seven years. She took early retirement in order to pursue an artistic career.
She took art related UWI Extra Mural courses between 1987 and 1998 and in 2001 she participated in two Visual Art courses conducted by Studio 66 Art Support Community in conjunction with the Ministry of Community Development, Culture and Gender Affairs. Her work was exhibited in joint exhibitions at the end of these courses.
Judith has exhibited in the Trinidad and Tobago Art Society's annual November show. She has participated in workshops conducted by the Women in Art and has exhibited with the Women in Art annual exhibition in 2003. Her work has also been on display at the Southern Art Gallery. Judith's love for nature is reflected in her subjects. She works in oil, acrylic, watercolour and pastel. She also enjoys working on abstract pieces.
In August 2005 she staged her first solo exhibition at the Trinidad and Tobago Art Society building.Contact: coldred@hotmail.com
Exhibition at ASTT August 2005 - click here
 Afternoon Heat- 10 x 8" - watercolour |
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 Fort King George I - 8 x 15" - Watercolour |
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 Blue Iris - 10 x 8" - Watercolour |
 Morning Glory I - 10 x 8" - Watercolour |
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