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Selected as first place winner for two dimensional art at 1985 Art, Crafts, and Design Fair held in Little Rock, Arkansas

Selected as the Arkansas winner in “the Great American Quilt Contest” in 1986 which featured the Statue of Liberty as a theme.  The contest was sponsored by The American Folk Art Museum on New York City and the 3M Company.  Winning quilts traveled throughout the United States and overseas for a period of three years.

The Quilt titled “Immigrants Hope” was selected to hang at Silver Dollar City Quilt Gallery for a period of two months.

The Quilt, “Coronado” was juried into an exhibit, The Fiber of Coronado in 2003.  The exhibit was a collaboration between Quilt San Diego/Quilt Visions, (an international organization), and the Coronado (California) Museum of History and Art.

“Marti Gras Cats” was juried into Art Quilts At The Sedgwick, a 2004 Exhibit held at the Sedgwick Cultural Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

The quilt titled, “Beyond the Panes,” was juried and selected as a winning entry in a 2004 exhibit, Quilts: 35 years of Inspiration Information, and Imagination, sponsored by Quilters Newsletter Magazine.  Quilters for around the world were invited to enter.  The finalists quilts were hung as a group at the Primedia Gallery in Golden, Colorado.  All finalists quilts were on display at the 30^th International Quilt Festival in Houston, Texas.

Invitation to teach at the Eureka Springs Art Center in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

Associated artist represented by Cox Creative Gallery managed by Central Arkansas Library system.

Quilts have been purchased for many personal and corporate collections.

» Judy Tipton Rush's Biography / Resume / Accomplishments (.pdf).