Nancy Judd is now part of the Smithsonian Institution’s permanent collection!

Public artist and environmental educator Nancy Judd creates couture fashions from trash to provide education about conservation. Her elegant recycled fashion designs have been commissioned by companies such as Delta Air Lines, Toyota, Coca-Cola and Target. One of her garments is now part of the Smithsonian Institution’s permanent collection. Environmental education is at the heart of Nancy Judd’s work and is delivered through:

• Traveling exhibitions of Ms. Judd’s couture fashion sculptures
• Site specific public art commissions
• Hands-on workshops
• Engaging presentations
• International media coverage

Ms. Judd collaborates with businesses, non-profits and governmental agencies to promote their environmental stewardship and public art programs. These organizations accomplish their goals through financially sponsoring fashions, exhibitions and youth/adult workshops.

Learn about the mission behind Ms. Judd’s work in this TEDxABQ talk!