Judy Fox

Expertise: Figurative Sculpture, Polychrome Techniques, Anatomy
Awards: Guggenheim Fellowship, American Academy of Arts and Letters Award, National Endowment for the Arts Grants
Teaching: Senior Critic at the New York Academy of Art

Judy Fox is a celebrated sculptor whose groundbreaking approach to figurative sculpture has redefined contemporary art. Known for her lifelike clay figures painted with exquisite realism, Judy’s works explore themes of gender, culture, and human anatomy. Her art has been exhibited internationally, with artwork held in prestigious collections, including the Museum Moderner Kunst in Vienna and the Mint Museum in North Carolina.

Trained at Yale University (BA in Studio Art) and NYU’s Institute of Fine Arts (MFA in Art History and Conservation), Judy combines classical techniques with a contemporary lens. Her achievements include the Guggenheim Fellowship and the American Academy of Arts and Letters Award, cementing her status as a leader in the field of sculpture.

As a Senior Critic at the New York Academy of Art, Judy inspires students to merge technical mastery with artistic storytelling. Her teaching focuses on gesture, anatomy, and form, empowering artists to create precision and emotional resonance sculptures.