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Jude Tallichet is an artist and musician living in Queens, New York.  Her work has been exhibited widely nationally and internationally. She  was included in the 2002 Busan Biennial in South Korea, the 2002 Shanghai Biennial, the 2001 Albanian Biennial, the 2000 Greater New York Exhibition and executed a project in 2000 for the Public Arts Fund, New York City. She has been an N.E.A and N.Y.F.A. fellow in sculpture and a Fulbright Scholar. She is represented by the Sara Meltzer Gallery.

"I appropriated a fraction of Andy Warhol's 1975 film "Empire" for my contribution to this exhibition. Warhol's eight hour examination of the Empire State Building utilized the cutting edge technology of its time to create an image which is for us almost heartbreakingly rich in its current degraded, nostalgic form. Remapping this information over the limited LED grid of the bit edition will, I hope pluck many of the same strings as the original tune, but will sing a different song."

Review from Artnet Magazine: "The best work is Jude Tallichet’s EMPR. Tallichet has taken Andy Warhol’s 1964 film, Empire -- a single static shot of the Empire State Building as the light and atmosphere change around it -- and recreated it in the Bit Editions box," writes Ben Davis, associate editor of Artnet Magazine.