Meet & Greet with Artist Judy Gaggero
We are excited to invite you to a special Meet & Greet with artist Judy Gaggero on March 1, from 5:00 to 8:00 PM. Based in Palm Beach Gardens, Judy’s artistic journey has evolved from decades of working in acrylic and watercolor to her current passion—Alcohol Ink painting. Inspired by her extensive world travels, Judy’s work beautifully captures nature’s essence through dynamic designs, vivid colors, and abstract forms.
Don’t miss this opportunity to meet Judy, hear about her creative process, and explore her vibrant artistic vision!
Saturday, March 1st, 2025 from 5-8pm
To RSVP Please Email: [email protected]
About Alcohol Ink Art:
Alcohol ink art is a painting technique that uses fast-drying, highly pigmented alcohol-based inks on surfaces like paper, canvas, ceramic tiles, glass, or metal. The inks create fluid, organic, and often unpredictable patterns as they blend and spread when manipulated with isopropyl alcohol, air (such as a hairdryer or straw), or brushes.
This medium is popular for its vibrant colors, transparency, and ability to create ethereal, marbled, or abstract effects. Artists often use alcohol inks for abstract compositions, landscapes, floral designs, and even mixed-media work combined with resin or other materials.
About the Artist:
My name is Judy Gaggero. I am an Artist living in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Born in Kansas, I have lived in California, Connecticut, North Carolina, and now Florida. For decades,
I painted in acrylic and watercolor.
Early on, as a member of the West Coast Watercolor Society, I studied with world-renowned Artists, including Millard Sheets, Gerald Brommer, Morris Shubin, Tony VanHasselt, Jane Burnham and Jade Fon. In turn, I shared my knowledge and skills by teaching many others.
Recently, my evolution to Alcohol and Ink painting is now my obsession and creative challenge. Extensive world travel has given me the opportunity to see the beauty our
earth provides: designs, colors, lights, and shapes. These illusive yet emotional impressions are seminal to the character of my work. Alcohol/Ink is magical. The process is freedom and control, a yin and a yang. A dynamic exchange brings the excitement of going with
the flow then channeling it into an abstracted vision of nature. In the end, the viewer is invited to travel a colorful path, free to explore their inner feelings, the gift of life,
and the beautiful world we live in.