Judith Rose | Artist Résumé

Judith Rose, Jacqueline Judith Rose, is an impressionist oil painter whose practice spans plein air and studio work. Her paintings explore landscape, light and moments of stillness, drawing on experiences at home and during travel.

This résumé brings together selected exhibitions, education, awards and community arts projects.

Selected exhibitions

• 2026: Invited artist, 14th Sadaemun International Art Festival, Jeonju, South Korea.
• 2026–present: Invited exhibiting artist, Artists Alliance Australia Collective, Queensland.
• 2024–2026: Featured artist, Talented Friends Gallery, Caloundra, Queensland.
• 2023–2024: Featured artist, The Village Walkway Cafe, Caloundra, Queensland.
• 2023: Featured artist in a major exhibition of 40 works from a series, Talented Friends Gallery, Caloundra, Queensland.
• 2023: Selected artist, Salon des Refusés, TF Gallery, Caloundra, Queensland.
• 2022–present: Group exhibitions, Cooroy Butter Factory, Noosa Hinterland, Queensland.
• 2021: Group exhibition of established and emerging artists, curated by Arts Connect Inc., The Zone Gallery, Maleny, Queensland.
• 2018–2019: Spiral Art Show fundraiser, Nambour Showgrounds, Queensland.
• 2007: Invited annual exhibition, St Joseph’s College, Hunters Hill, New South Wales.
• 2007: Invited finalist, One of a Kind Art Gallery, Dawes Point, Sydney.
• 2007: Invited artist, The Art Lounge, Christian City Church, Oxford Falls, New South Wales.
• 2006–2007: Ongoing invited exhibition, Maitre Karls French Restaurant, Willoughby, New South Wales.
• 2006: Solo exhibition, Maitre Karls French Restaurant, Willoughby, New South Wales; sold out.
• 2006: Group exhibition, The Gallery, Village Living, Avalon Beach, New South Wales.
• 2006: Invited exhibitions for the Presence Conference and Women’s Conference, The Art Lounge, Christian City Church, Oxford Falls.
• 2006: Fine arts and ceramic arts end-of-year exhibitions, TAFE Northern Beaches Campus.
• 2005: Joint exhibitions at Cafe Pio, Willoughby; Sydney City Steam, Sydney; Phuze Cafe, Newtown; and The Muse Gallery, Broadway.
• 2004–2005: Group exhibitions with North Shore Art Society and at TAFE galleries in New South Wales.
• 2005: Pittwater Community Arts exhibition, Avalon Beach, New South Wales.
• 2004: Group exhibition, Glen Street Theatre, Belrose, New South Wales.
• 2003: Group exhibitions, North Shore Art Society and Ethol Street Fine Art Gallery, Seaforth;
• 2003 : Hung finalist, Godfest, Taree, and Drummoyne Art Show.

Awards and selections

• 2020: Finalist, virtual COVID-19 art exhibition, curated by Lane Cove Art Gallery, New South Wales.
• 2018: Highly Commended, Spiral Art Show fundraiser, Nambour, Queensland.
• 2007: Finalist, inaugural Walsh Bay Art Prize, celebrating the Sydney Harbour Bridge’s 75th anniversary, Sydney.
• 2004–2005: Selected for hanging as a finalist, Warringah Art Prize, New South Wales.
• 2005: Selected for hanging as a finalist, Ron Hogan Memorial Prize, The Gallery, Hornsby TAFE.
• 2004: Selected for hanging as a finalist, Ron Hogan Memorial Peace Prize, The Gallery, Hornsby TAFE.
• 2003: Selected for hanging as a finalist, God in the City, Propeller Arts and Design Award, Sydney.

Education and professional development

• 2024–present: Study with plein air artist and teacher Samuel Earp.
• 2024: Study with Australian plein air oil painter John Wilson.
• 2022–2026: Study with Australian impressionist artist and teacher Rod Moore.
• 2020: Diploma in Holistic Integrated Creative Arts Therapy, online study, Queensland.
• 2007–2009: Study towards a Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts and Visual Culture, Curtin University, Western Australia, to third-year level.
• 2006: Diploma of Fine Arts, TAFE Northern Beaches Campus, New South Wales.
• 2003: Diploma of Fine Arts in Christian Ministries, Oxford Falls, New South Wales.
• 1999–2000: Study at Julian Ashton Art School, The Rocks, Sydney.
• 1990–2005: Part-time art classes at various TAFE campuses, New South Wales.
• 1985: Study at the National Art School, Darlinghurst, Sydney.

Community arts

• 2024–present: Founded an outdoor arts group on the Sunshine Coast, encouraging people to paint, draw and connect.
• 2023–2024: Supported local arts events to connect people and make art more accessible, Sunshine Coast.
• 2018: Donated artwork to the Beautiful You cancer charity for its treatment centre, Sunshine Coast
• 2018–2019: Exhibited in the Spiral Art Show fundraiser, Nambour.
• 2017: Exhibited in local galleries and events to raise funds and awareness for assistance dogs for children with autism, Sunshine Coast and surrounds.
• 2016: Created Cancer Quandary, a series of 50 paintings raising funds and awareness for cancer patients and their families at Bloomhill Cancer Clinic, Sunshine Coast.
• 2015: Created a lunchtime arts group for emergency services staff, Wollongong, New South Wales.
• 2015: Donated artwork for a cancer charity auction, Wollongong.
• 2014: Collaborated with artists on artworks, storybooks and other items for families affected by cancer and bereavement, Wollongong.
• 2006-2007: Art workshops for seriously ill children and their families, Bear Cottage, Manly, New South Wales.
• 2007: Participated in a 50-year time capsule project, Manly.
• 2004: Art classes for elderly residents at the War Veterans home, Collaroy, New South Wales.

Publications and collections

Judith’s work is held in private collections in New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, England and France.

• 2025–present: Regular articles on JudithRose.art, sharing art, stories and ideas with an online audience.
• 2016–present: Social media features associated with galleries and arts events.
• 2003: My artwork featured on the front cover of the Manly Warringah Community College publication, New South Wales.

Online practice

• 2022–present: Online galleries and artwork sales through JudithRoseArt.etsy.com and JudithRose.art.
• 2016: Established a Redbubble shopfront offering products featuring original artwork.

Based on the artist’s CV, October 2026.