(b. Columbus, Ohio, 1954).
Judith Barry lives and works in New York City. She studied at the University of California, Berkeley and received a Masters of Fine Arts from New York Institute of Technology. Her artistic practice includes performance, installation, video, and critical writing. Barry's work often takes the form of experiential video installations that highlight the use of technology and representation within larger ideological contexts. In her public, site-specific projects and museum works, Barry investigates the use and construction of private and public space, the city, landscape, gender, and history. Engaging spectators' relationships to imagery, various ideologies, and the physical spaces of exhibitions, Barry explores the complexities of competing systems of representation. For inSITE97, Barry created Consigned to Border: The terror and possibility in the things not seen, a T-shaped, 5-wall video installation that explored relationships between the landscapes
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