Judith Brust: Life Cycles

L'Attitude Gallery is pleased to present new works by Judith A. Brust. Judith works in various media, but is perhaps best known for her larger scale layered monoprints. Through the use of natural elements and layered colors, Judith's monoprints focus on nature, balance and coexistence.

Influenced by extensive readings in the works of Carl Jung, Joseph Campbell and Gaston Bachelard, and inspired by the spiritual quality in the works of fellow painters and sculptors Mark Rothko, Paul Klee, Louise Bourgeois and Eva Hesse, Brust's art is both compelling and intriguing in its complexity.

Judith gave private drawing lessons in her home studio while raising three children and fulfilling her responsibilities as the wife of a corporate executive. When her three children were grown, she went back to school and received her MA and MFA from SUNY Albany. She has exhibited extensively in both group and solo shows in the Northeast for the past thirty years, and her work is held in many private and corporate collections throughout the United States.

Above: "Balance Disturbed", Acrylic and Mixed Media, 55" high x 46" wide

Below: "Windows to Africa I", Acrylic and Mixed Media, 53" high x 27" wide


Below: "Origins", Acrylic and Mixed Media,

Below: "Mind's Eye", Acrylic and Mixed Media, 41.5" high x 40" wide



Below: "Barriers I", Acrylic and Mixed Media, 50.5" high x 36" wide

SpringWorks: Uncommon Perspectives from Massachusetts Artists

Please join us at the opening of our new show, Thursday March 3, 6-8pm

"SpringWorks: Uncommon Perspectives"

New Ceramics and Wall Art by Massachusetts Artists

"Not the End of Summer but the Beginning of Fall" by Stephanie Warburg
"Ceramic Totems" by CathyGerson

"Untitled" Monoprint by Naomi Cohan

"Turquoise Ripple" by Brian Kiernan

"Koi Wishpot" by Jeanne Wiley, Ceramic and Rattan

Fun new fused glass bracelets by Debbie Harary

We have new fused glass bracelets in by Debbie Harary.

Reasonably priced - great gift item!

L'Attitude Gallery in Boston Provides Art Consulting Services

In addition to operating our gallery on Newbury Street in Boston, L'Attitude Gallery Art Consultants provide art consulting services for corporate, healthcare and private clients.

We are known for the originality of the collection we create, the excellent service that we provide and the pricing that accompanies it. We give our clients high quality, high value results within a budget. Several recent installations are shown below.

L'Attitude Gallery - What's in Store?

What's in store for you in the Gallery these days? Take a look...and come see us soon!

This Weekend: L'Attitude Gallery at Providence Fine Furnishings Show

L'Attitude Gallery will be at the Providence Fine Furnishings Show this weekend, October 22-24. Stop by to see new pieces in our collection of fine contemporary art, glass and sculptural objects. The show will be held at

The Rhode Island Convention Center

Hall A
1 Sabin St.

Providence, RI

Hours: Fri 10-6, Sat 10-6, Sun 10-5

Swing by the gallery to see new artwork by Henry Levine, Cheryl Weissbach, and Akiva Huber, and new jewelry by Ania Davis, Barbara Ottmar, and Lynn Nafey.

Smooth Surfaces Show

Our Smooth Surfaces Show is now open! The show features fantastic fused glass wall artwork by Roger Thomas and lovely figural sculptures in bronze by Akiva Huber. Stop by soon! Check the "Now Showing" page on our website for more photos from the show.

Above: "Autumn Riot" by Roger Thomas

Below: "Compassion" by Akiva Huber

We are pleased to announce our second show at Copley Place. Each piece in this installation has been created from natural materials, either ceramic or stone. We happily went to work pulling pieces together for the show and decided to feature an array of techniques and forms, including saggar-fired figures, a whimsical mosaic tea party sculpture, and ceramic reeds that shoot upwards in vibrant hues. These unusual ceramics are on display at Copley now through November 30.

Discovering Sculpture at Copley Place

L'Attitude's sculpture installation at Copley Place interacts with the natural, commercial, and architectural surroundings through a varied yet cohesive ensemble. At first glance, spotting all twenty sculptures on display demands an attentive visual combing of the space. The larger sculptures emerge first from among the flora. The sculpture materials, which include bronze, aluminum, glass, and stone, contrast with the natural look of the foliage and the water cascading down a three-story waterfall and burbling through the atrium's fountains. Yet the geometrical shapes, particularly the discs and rings in the sculptures, reflect those used in the waterfall wall. And, upon closer inspection, the geometric sculptures displayed at the waterfall's base blend beautifully with the natural surroundings through their organic curves that grow to resemble branches and leaves.

Global and natural motifs in the sculptures fuse people with the earth and its animals. The human bodies in "Human Sphere" and "Stargazer" coexist with a formidable, weighty round rhinoceros rolled back on his haunches, a fish spiked through with a metal rod, a stone whale, and stone sculptures with carved reliefs of a lobster, a starfish, and another fish. The "Stargazer," though a human form, stands as spindly and elongated as a dainty flamingo.

The eclecticism of the pieces chosen for this installation reflects the diversity of styles and mediums exhibited in our gallery. The range in forms and display methods conveys that this is an installation to be enjoyed by passersby of all heights and ages. Whales and sea creatures nestle by the gurgling water at children's eye level, while the more formally displayed blue glass vase and rhinoceros will attract shoppers accustomed to more museum-like displays of art. Whether you are ambling or beelining through the mall, we invite you to pause and engage with this hide-and-seek installation!