Canal Zone 6, 2015, by Judith Belzer, 40h x 40w in oil on canvas. Courtesy: George Lawson Gallery It has been a great adventure to follow Judith Belzer's work over the last decade. She first arrived in Berkeley in 2003 as a self-identified "landscape painter from Connecticut" where she had lived surrounded by trees and dairy farms in a countryside that was domesticated and orderly. Today, she is an artist with a cosmopolitan scope in process and subject matter, the recent recipient of a Guggenhe...
Canal Zone 6, 2015, by Judith Belzer, 40h x 40w in oil on canvas. Courtesy: George Lawson Gallery It has been a great adventure to follow Judith Belzer's work over the last decade. She first arrived in Berkeley in 2003 as a self-identified "landscape painter from Connecticut" where she had lived surrounded by trees and dairy farms in a countryside that was domesticated and orderly. Today, she is an artist with a cosmopolitan scope in process and subject matter, the recent recipient of a Guggenhe...
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