Judith Henry (born 1942) is a New York-based artist [1] that creates multimedia art works exploring interior versus public self.

After graduating from college, she moved to New York and married artist Jaime Davidovich, with whom she has two daughters.

Henry designed Crumpled Paper Stationery as part of Wooster Enterprises (1976–79), a collaborative, conceptual business she began with artist Jaime Davidovich.

Using their own original designs and additional prototypes by George Maciunas, Davidovich and Henry sold small paper products—greeting cards, writing pads, confetti, and other paper goods—to large and small stores throughout the United States.

After Wooster Enterprises failed, The Museum of Modern Art continued to produce Henry's crumpled paper stationery.