Reviews
Judi Harvest and Martians in Venice
by Enzo Di Martino
Perhaps one needs to present this exhibition by Judi Harvest with a radio transmission, like that mythic one of Orson Welles, which announced a clamorous disembarkation of Martians on earth, putting American citizens at the time, in a condition of huge fear.
Barbara Rose Interviews Judi Harvest
July 12, 2006 18:30
BR: Why did you become obsessed with the moon? How did this moon theme start?
JH: As a child I grew up in Miami and watched the space shots in school, I took a trip with my family to Cape Canaveral …Telstar was launched in 1962 which was the first communication satellite and the beginning of direct TV, cell phones and first time you could call long distance directly without an operator so it was a communications revolution.
BR: What does the moon mean to you?
Fly Me To The Moon: Judi Harvest's Venetian Satellite
by Barbara Rose
At first it might seem that Judi Harvest’s current project, Venetian Satellite, has little to do her last major project, Luna Piena, which focused on the theme of the moon and its phases. In fact there are many connections. Venetian Satellite like LunaPiena, is produced in Murano with the master craftsmen who have identified the city of Venice through the ancient tradition of creating beautiful objects in glass.
Gazzettino - 2001
CULTURE & SPECTACLES
IL GAZZETTINO
Wednesday, August 1, 2001
The languages of art
At the Arsenale, Judi Harvest exhibits "Rhinoscimento"
Venice
A complex, intriguing and multimedia exhibition that symbolizes infinitely a kind of secret diary of reference with Italy which the American, Judi Harvest has cultivated for many years.
With a semantical deformation, she has titled the exhibition "Rhinoscimento", putting at the center other work, a symbolic figure of a rhinoceros, endowing the strength of "renaissance".
