Bruce Davidson Art

A Mural Unveiling at a TV Station

2012-01-23T06:42:00.001-08:00

Press Coverage of my Acton TV Mural Unveiling

Dragon Building: It May be Magical but not Magic

2012-01-23T04:13:00.000-08:00

Chase Peters and I are shown here making a Turneresque sky. Eighth-grader Chase Peters works with visiting artist Bruce Davidson, who was helping Bromfield School students create a triptych celebrating the Chinese calendar’s Year of the Dragon.

Chinese Dragon by the Bromfield 18

2012-01-18T05:01:00.000-08:00

On January 17th I led Bromfield Art Club (Harvard MA) participants in a collaborative three panel painting of a Chinese dragon. The Triptych was be created on three large canvases in acrylic paints. We broke into teams. After a quick drawing lesson and sharing of the plan. We broke into teams. See the plan and result below. What a great group of passionate artists!

I am a Visiting Artist at Bromfield Art Club, Harvard MA

2012-01-07T05:40:00.000-08:00

On January 17th I Will lead Art Club participants in a collaborative three panel painting of a Chinese dragon. This Triptych will be created on three large canvases in acrylic paints.

Below are some Dragons that I created. One was for a logo for a Martial Arts Center. The others were commissioned for children's gifts.

Murals I have Done and Loved

2012-01-05T15:27:00.000-08:00

Links to selected projects

Concord Health Care Center “Homestead Mural”

Lowell Health Care Center Greenhouse Ground Mural

Bolton Public Library Children’s Room Murals

Charlotte’s Room: Her Dogs in Pink as Royalty

The Undersea World of Brendan Duhaime

Restaurant in France Mural

Walden Rehab Tuscan Countryside Mural

partial portfolio at web site
www.brucedavidsonart.com

Girls Make a Tuscan Mural for Residents at Walden Rehab

2011-03-15T11:22:00.000-07:00

Im very proud of the planning and talents my students brought to this mural in progress. Weeks 1-6 of the 10 week class have been spent in drawing, painting, color planning and design of the mural. In two, 4-hour work sessions with the help of adult artist assistants Lauren Abele and Doug DeRome we have made great beauty and brought smiles to people's faces. Several staff members and residents also picked up a brush and painted grape leaves and cypress trees.

Watercolor Show (Guest Juror and 3 New Pieces) SAT FEB 26 7-9 PM, Gallery 7, 7 Nason Street Maynard MA

2011-02-18T10:59:00.000-08:00

Snow Date March 5th 7-9PM call 978 897 9777 if in doubt.
“Brushstroke: The Art of Watercolor” A Juried Exhibition Watercolor delights and challenges painters and viewers. The range the medium can display is as infinite as the number of artists who choose it. In this juried show you will experience the fine control, the loose abandon, the vigorous wet stroke, the saturated color-- mixed in the pallette, on the page, or straight from the tube. Watercolor is wet, dry, transluscent, opaque,layered, simple and complex. We invite you to revel in the art of watercolor.

ArtSpider : Home

2011-01-23T06:37:00.000-08:00

ArtSpider : Home

Ten Weeks from Now 8 Children's Lives Will Be Changed for Ever

2011-01-18T10:47:00.000-08:00

35 Nason Street, Maynard MA 01754
978-929-9525

In 6 weeks we start the creation of a mural at the Walden Rehab in Concord MA.

3.5 years ago I promised director Margarete Donaghue I would create a mural for her residents.

A Unique Art Class
Draw, Design, Paint – Class Project, a Mural for a Cause

Instructor: Bruce Davidson 978-929-9525

10 Weeks, $320 (includes materials)

Materials List: Instructor will work with students to select paints/colors and tools required for final mural design.

This class benefits THE STUDENTS in many ways:

Learn Drawing, Painting and Design Skills
Work collaboratively with a team to brainstorm concept and design a finished project
Participate in a lasting community service gift

This mural benefits the WALDEN REHAB COMMUNITY in many ways:

Enjoying the process of watching the artists paint the mural
Some may participate in the creation with our team
The lasting beauty will bring the countryside indoors
Visitors and family members appreciate aesthetic improvements

Chesterwood is now accepting proposals for Contemporary Sculpture at Chesterwood 2011.

2011-01-13T13:18:00.000-08:00

Dear Friends,

Chesterwood is now accepting proposals for Contemporary Sculpture at Chesterwood 2011. This year’s guest curator is Bruce Weber, Senior Curator of 19th and Early 20th Century Art at the National Academy Museum in New York, NY. Daniel Chester French was an Academician of the National Academy from 1900 until his death in 1931.

I hope that you will take a moment to apply for this year’s exhibition or, if you are not a sculptor yourself, forward this letter to any artists who might be interested in applying. Please note that all applications must be postmarked by Monday, February 28, 2011.

If you have any questions, comments or cannot open the application materials posted online and below, please contact Anne Cathcart, Curatorial Assistant, at 413-298-3579, ext. 25216, or Anne_Cathcart@nthp.org.

Regardless of whether you choose to apply or forward this information, I hope to see you at Chesterwood this year. Thank you!

Sincerely,

Donna Hassler

Director

Contemporary Sculpture at Chesterwood 2011

The complete prospectus, including the Call for Entries and Application Form, for Contemporary Sculpture at Chesterwood 2011 is available online and below:

CSC 2011 (pdf)
CSC 2011 (Microsoft Word)

If you need additional copies of any application materials, you may download them here:

Donna Hassler | Director, ChesterwoodNational Trust for Historic Preservation | 4 Williamsville Rd, PO Box 827, Stockbridge, MA 01262-0827
Phone: 413.298.3579 x25219 | Fax: 413.298.3973 | Email: Donna_Hassler@nthp.org | www.chesterwood.org

The National Trust for Historic Preservation helps people protect, enhance, and enjoy the places that matter to them. Become our newest member today! Learn more at www.PreservationNation.org

Design/Build Bittersweet and Bluestone

2011-01-01T13:30:00.000-08:00

Talented artist and intrepid bush whacker Lauren Abele and I recently collaborated on a piece of artistic furniture.

The results were as usual solid and artistic.
We teach a course in this at the Enduring Arts Center, Maynard MA

2010-02-28T15:08:00.000-08:00

The Stripers are Running
A commissioned painting last year and now am working on a bluefish for the same avid fisherman.

She Knows What I Did on My Summer Vacation

2010-02-26T15:27:00.000-08:00

She Knows What I Did on My Summer Vacation
See here for slideshow
As Told by D-L Nelson, Novelist and Journalist
on the exPat Writer Blog
Observations about living in Switzerland and France on a daily basis by an Swiss repat from America.
Sunday, July 15, 2007

Not the average holiday activity
Read first and then Click here for series of pictures
This was the second time M&B came to Argelès from the States. I’ve known him for decades and it is approaching a decade when she entered his life and I met her at Chinese restaurant in Cambridge, MA.

He reminds me of my parents' habit of talking to strangers. The fact his French is minimal is only a blip for him.

On the unseasonably cold and windy Sunday night the three of us were the only diners at La P’etite Pause, a restaurant specializing in the cuisine of Haute Savoie: tarteflettes, fondues, etc. Nadine, the owner-chef, was training a new waitress and we began talking in French, English, Franglais. She described how she had done much of the reconstruction work herself and how she planned eventually to add a mural of her beloved Mont Blanc. Before B’s wife and I knew it he had volunteered to do create the mural of her dreams. I was pressed into service as translator to make sure she got what she wanted. A day was set aside for the work (eat your heart out Michelangelo.)

An adventure to find a new art supply store was followed with prayers of thanks offered for the good road signage that is a French specialty.

B painted for 12 hours, plied with coffee and food to keep up his strength.

Nadine didn’t quite believe it. It was unheard of that an American artist would appear at her table then add her dream to a wall and not accept money. She insisted we have an inauguration, an unveiling. Within 48 hours a fête was organized attended by locals, vendors, tourists and friends. Best dress was rolled out as were delicacies from the region and party was on.

As the last person Nadine whispered to me that this was a gift from heaven, but not only that when late at night she walked by the mural illuminated only by the moon through the window, it looked just like the real Mont Blanc did in the moon light from her childhood bedroom window.

And although we visited local sites, ate at good restaurants, talked with people together, and although they beached and biked, painting a mural is definitely not the average vacation pass time, but maybe the world would be just a bit better if it were.
See here for more pictures
Posted by DL NELSON at 2:54 AM

Mural showcases neighbors' bond

2010-02-26T10:34:00.000-08:00

SEE SLIDE SHOW HERE

By Chrissie Long

Thu May 31, 2007, 06:21 AM EDT
reprinted from the Beacon Newspaper

Community Service Award from Middlesex West Chamber of Commerce

CONCORD - Sitting in her wheelchair with her hands in her lap, Dorothy Priest looked up at a mural of blended flowers. Irises, daffodils, crocuses and lilacs cascaded through a gentle landscape enhanced by stone walls and grassy hills.

She had planted all of these flowers in her younger days. But now her aged fingers and tired knees couldn’t sink into the dirt to give the plants the care they needed.

Due to a neighbor’s love, the flowers from her garden on Homestead Lane came alive once again outside her bedroom door.

This time it wasn’t just the neighborhood that enjoyed the garden, but the hundreds of people who lived and worked at the Concord Health Care Center.

“I love just looking at it,” said Victoria Dehesa, as she pushed her father by the mural in a wheelchair. “It cheers the place up.”

A woman in a nurse’s uniform commented to no one in particular as she brushed by, “I just get so much pleasure out of seeing this every day.”

For the last several months, Boxborough resident Bruce Davidson, Priest’s long-time neighbor in Stow has been painting her a mural.

“Dorothy taught me a lot about planting flowers,” said Davidson, a professional landscape designer. “It was striking to me that she had loved the outdoors and she was not able to enjoy it living in the care center. I decided to paint her this mural because it would allow me to continuously visit her and it would remind her of the outdoors.”

With Dorothy looking on, Davidson spent that afternoon touching up the near-finished painting.

Their relationship began in 1983, when Davidson bought a house next to Priest’s on Homestead Lane. Davidson, who was 23 at the time, had no living grandparents and adopted Priest as a surrogate grandmother. He would empty her driveway of snow and visit with his two black labs. She would tell him stories and make him tea.

In 1998, Davidson left the neighborhood and moved up to Stow Road in Boxborough. Despite being miles apart from another, they remained neighbors in relationship. They continued their visits and long conversations over tea.

Davidson had moved to a home that had some history with Priest. When Priest’s father was walking in the rain to be married at Hill Road in Boxborough, he had stopped at Davidson’s home to ask for an umbrella.

Last August, Priest had to leave the neighborhood, too. Because of her failing health, she moved to the Concord Health Care Center. The distance between the neighbors grew, but they stayed in touch.

“She felt like family to me,” said Davidson, who continued to visit her. “She felt like what a neighbor should be. We were clearly from vastly different generations, but we found that we had one thing in common and that was our love for the outdoors.”

After several visits, Davidson decided to de-institutionalize the nursing home and make it more home-like for Priest.

Beginning in March, Davidson, a professional artist, began painting his neighbor a mural.

On the blank wall outside her room, Priest has watched the scenery unfold. It began with just pencil lines, and then the blue sky filled in followed by the slate-colored stonewalls and assortments of greens for the grass. Within weeks, a wholesome and picturesque mural greeted residents as they walked down the second-floor hallway.

“We can’t thank you enough for bringing Bruce to us,” activities director Valerie Jackson said, speaking into Priest’s ear. Standing up, Jackson said, “Just to watch this evolve has been incredible. It’s been well-received by residents — the interaction has been heartwarming.”

For Davidson, the process has been equally rewarding.

“This has been the single most satisfying event of my adult life,” he said, looking over the rim of his glasses, his brush poised to paint. “I could have done this in half the time, but it has been the process not the product that has been enjoyable.”

Throughout the hours he has spent in this busy hallway, he has learned the life story of many of the residents. He took one man to a Red Sox game, he smoked fine cigars with another while they discussed the Korean and Vietnam wars. He spoke with a woman named Olive, who went to Mass Art in 1925 and 1926 and drew a tulip into the painting.

“Having never done art in a public forum, I have never had the chance to interact with the people while I paint,” he said. “I am used to operating in a vacuum.”

As he was painting that Tuesday afternoon, a staff member complemented him on his work. Turning to face him, Davidson said, “I forgot. Was there something you wanted me to paint?” When the staff member hesitated, Davidson said, “C’mon, what do you want to see in this?”

He shrugged his shoulders in response: “A fisherman?”

With that, Davidson applied a small black spot to the shoreline in the upper quadrant of the painting.

The mural, originally called Dorothy’s mural, was quickly adopted by the entire nursing home. “It became a community mural,” Davidson said. With careful, but swift brushstrokes he added a purple heart in memory of the husband of a resident who had befriended him while he painted and had recently passed away, a border collie in response to one patients’ request and birds for the names of each of the floors in the home.

Priest, who will be 100 in August, watched the mural come alive as her neighbor painted that afternoon.

Asked how she and Davidson got to be such close friends, Priest smiled and said, “I guess I was just lucky.”

Brendan's Room

2010-01-07T21:20:00.000-08:00

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A Mural for a Great Kid by a Stellar Volunteer Team
In early December 2009 while working on the Bolton Public Library Children's Room Mural I was asked if I knew of any artists who would volunteer to transform a child's room. Brendan 6 years old, diagnosed with brain cancer a few eeks earlier. He is OBSESSED with fish so it was agreed we would surprise him with an undersea world. He went away with his family for three days to Florida to see his sister in a cheerleading competition.

I sent an email out to artists and assistants and got an immediate and heartening response at a very busy time of year.
I made a colorful plan in Photoshop for 4 walls and a ceiling, bought paints and we got to work.

2 all nighters and a long day later the awesome crew finished what was an ambitious undertaking that made a fun environment for a boy facing hardship.

Just a few pictures here and see this link for a slide show of the process and results. Thanks to all who made this a reality.

Bob Jones shortly before he grew his hair out to look like Tom Rush

2009-06-01T19:48:00.001-07:00

Why does he never smile. Because he knows history will judge him by these portraits.

Tower Hill Auction Terra Cotta Pots: Bluebirds

2009-05-31T19:10:00.000-07:00

Auctioned to Support Tower Hill Botanic Garden 5/29/09.
Acrylic, gesso, glazes, spanish moss for nest. (and 2 part epoxy and bondo after dropping and breaking into 5 easy pieces.

KC135 Flying Dirty_Watercolor Commission 1 of 3

2009-05-18T22:07:00.000-07:00

Samir "you can check out but you can never leave" Cafe La Mattina

2009-05-11T13:38:00.000-07:00

Samir with the Sword of Damocles

Jeff Blue Who Was 32, batted, Ran, Caught and Threw

2009-05-11T13:17:00.001-07:00

First game he played at Enduring Elements Softball Jeff garnered the Rookie of The Day Award and the Game MVP Award. He also stood stock still for this portrait.

Eric Kraft Reading from "Flying" at Newburyport Litereary Festival

2009-05-11T13:06:00.000-07:00

Eric Kraft. Author. Drew him while he read.
http://www.erickraft.com/index.html

Buy and read his books. They will make you feel better about life on earth.

The Gentleman of the Kid Industry

2009-05-08T08:34:00.000-07:00

Tyler Richard, "The Gentleman of the Kid Industry" made a blue clay Owl with parakeet feathers for wings for Marnie and for me a Porcupine with tiny twigs for quills and at my request did them at 30 degrees angle. I drew this picture of him and made a clay bas relief of him with a yellow feather for his bangs. All in all a great afternoon at the ArtSpace studio of Sue and Gwen.

Tower Hill Pots: Call For Artists

2009-04-17T10:30:00.000-07:00

The Worcester County Horticultural Society’s Plant Sale Preview Party is an eagerly awaited annual event that helps to raise funds for Tower Hill Botanic Garden. This year’s Plant Sale Preview Party is on Friday, May 29th, the evening before our annual plant sale. The party runs from 5:30 to 8:30. Every year we feature a silent auction of selected items of interest to gardeners and the general public.

This year we are asking several well known artists to contribute their talents by creating specially decorated plant pots for auction at the party.

Tower Hill will provide the 15” terracotta pots. Pots may be picked up at Tower Hill, or other arrangements made, by calling Janet Pane-Joyce, Development Coordinator, at 508-869-6111, ext. 114 or emailing jpane-joyce@towerhillbg.org. Creations should be submitted by at least two weeks before the event (the sooner the better,) so that we may display them in our lobby and on the website. All pots will be auctioned off on the night of the event. We hope to have at least ten pots, with a maximum of twenty.

This is a new idea for the party which we are trying out this year, and we know that, with your help, it will generate a lot of interest for the event – and also raise money for Tower Hill!
For additional inspiration, we have enclosed a picture of a pot done by Andy Warhol. While this pot will not be there, we would be delighted to have one created especially by you.
For more information about Tower Hill, please see our website at www.towerhillbg.org.

Good Attitudes Toward Drawings: Mike Lin-Graphic Workshop

2009-04-16T05:15:00.000-07:00

Good Attitudes Toward Drawings: Mike Lin-Graphic Workshop http://www.beloose.com/tips/tips_attitude.php

Why you cannot draw well - 1. No confidence, 2. No proper drawing skill, 3. Want perfect drawings, 4. Want good GPA or big promotion, 5. Like to compare and compete with others, 6. Don’t like to be criticized, 7. Afraid of making mistakes.

Great drawings come from experiences of making mistakes. So don't procrastinate and just draw so the mistakes will take you to the next level of confidence.

Don't let anyone tell you that you can't draw, because you can! Don't allow yourself to become
discouraged. The more time you spend on a drawing, the more chance you risk of ruining it.

There is no such thing called "perfect drawing", therefore, don't try too hard to draw. After all, you are a designer and not a draftsperson. Relax and be loose or you will lose it.

A drawing or a sketch is only a process, not a product like an art work. So you don't need to draw well as long as you can utilize it to communicate well with clients.

To be talented in drawing, one must work hard, learn graphic tricks and copy other people's good drawings.

When you teach somebody else, you practice twice. A sharing attitude is the right attitude. You will not lose what you share, but you will gain what people share with you.

Three criteria to obtain a good job: Good attitude, Great portfolio, and be Energetic. Grade Point Average in school doesn't mean a thing and can only make you tighter.

If you didn't do well on a drawing, simply tell yourself: "I am not done yet" or "I am a designer".

You must like what you draw, if someone laughs at your drawings, just simply say: May I see yours or can you show me how to do it, this will get them off your back.

A great designer is the one who has the ability to imitate (get inspired by) other people's work, and nobody can tell where it came from. So travel extensively to obtain design ideas.

Six levels of success from worst to best: (1) Complain at others. (2) Hate yourself. (3) Like yourself. (4) Like others. (5) Help others. (6) Help enemy.

Seven levels of people from worst to best: (1) Jerk. (2) Ass hole. (3) Anal. (4) Tight. (5) Loose but Cocky. (6) Loose and sharing. (7) Loose, sharing, loyal and humble.

There is success in loyalty. Be humble to be ahead. Be able to take criticism and have a sense of humor.

As students - poor but have time to travel, so go to Europe to gain design ideas. As professionals - have money but no time, so make time to enjoy life with family. Then be happy and have no regrets when you are older. Don't ever retire, just do less.

Don't let trouble troubles you until it troubles you. Life is about quality, not quantity and it is too short to worry too much. Work hard and play hard. Be loose or you will lose it.

Everyone dies eventually, yesterday is too late, tomorrow is not yours, and today is a “Present”. Before you leave the world, you have one responsibility to yourself - enjoy your life to the fullest. So draw faster with loose and good attitude.

Amy Jones: Illustrator from High Wycombe

2009-04-16T04:52:00.000-07:00

AJ: Face Sketch 1,2 3 -Final. Cross Hatching and Line Exercise. Excellent line work and drawing skill.

Mermaid Chair to Be Auctioned for Household Goods Recycling of Massachusetts

2009-03-29T09:53:00.000-07:00

"Sandy Beach" A collaborative piece with Sandra Casale, Country Chic master fabric professional.

Household Goods Recycling of Massachusetts

HGRM serves about 275 families a month up from 250 of a year ago.

excerpted from HGRM Newsletter
Since most people who come to HGRM look for sets of furniture – for example, a kitchen table with chairs – there are many single chairs left in the warehouse. These chairs are older, a little unusual and frequently made of wood. We had an idea for putting these chairs to use while raising awareness and funds for the organization

and creating art at the same time. We’re calling the event “A Chair to Sit On”. We’re asking local artists to take the chairs and create something wonderful with them: paint them, decorate them, remake them into sculptures – anything they can come with – and then we’ll auction them off to benefit HGRM. Powers Gallery in Acton is helping us recruit artists and is holding the final auction on May 1, 2009 at the Gallery.

We will also hold an online auction through cMarket prior to this and combine it with the onsite auction at Powers Gallery.

Emerson Umbrella Art Class Last Night Party

2009-03-26T08:34:00.000-07:00

We came we painted we partied we parted

Burlington MA Dandelion Green circa 1979

2009-03-23T12:03:00.000-07:00

Can anyone identify these children. It was a nice blond women who commissioned me in 1979-81 to paint protraits of her children. They would be 34 and 38 maybe?

We worked together at the Dandelion Green restaurant in Burlington MA.

El Tiante, Luis, Red Sox Hurler

2009-03-23T11:59:00.000-07:00

Loooouuuuie.
Drawn while in line at his outdoor restaurant on Yawkey Way at Fenway Park. He signed it saying it was berry berry good.

Dave Briggs of Lincoln MA at the Pruning Workshop

2009-03-23T11:57:00.000-07:00

The Patrician Pruner

Jon Schmalenberger on the Day of His Wedding

2009-03-23T11:54:00.000-07:00

as imagined by the artist

Children Requested and I Drew

2009-03-23T11:43:00.000-07:00

Two Students at Emerson Umbrella Show.

2009-03-19T11:02:00.000-07:00

JJ and Sandy both had beautiful paintings selected for the faculty show.

Stripers are Running

2009-03-01T20:16:00.000-08:00

A Commissioned Watercolor and my favorite testimonial

Bruce,

I gave my husband the "striped bass" painting and he absolutely loved it! He said it was the best present he ever received. Some day I would like to do a similar painting of a blue fish and another of a false albacore. I would also like to do a portrait of our daughter.

You are so talented and I can't wait to display your work in our home. He wanted to put it in his office so he could look at it all day but I want to see it too.

Thanks again. It is beautiful! ~L.L.

Scene outside La Noisette Cafe, Argeles-sur-Mer

2009-03-01T18:55:00.000-08:00

Sketching at La Noisette, a great cafe on a cobbled street in the French village of Argeles-sur-Mer

Peoples Park Ad Design

2009-02-28T14:40:00.001-08:00

Two versions for People's Park Advertisement. Summer Street Maynard MA

Art Student AJ.

2009-02-27T15:32:00.000-08:00

Carcassonne, FR. First lesson, beautiful washes and brush control
Roger that.

2009-02-02T08:00:00.000-08:00

Wood by Wood Logo
Maggie Wood: talented woodworker with a studio in Maynard MA.
Logo is to reflect her use of recycled reclaimed wood.

Face Painting/Death Mask

2009-01-30T08:15:00.001-08:00

A Collaboration with JJ Richard: Face Painting/Death Mask?

Antique Mansion on the Charles

2009-01-04T20:05:00.000-08:00

Charles Mansion
The patrons made a donation at auction for cochlear implants for a young deaf child. I donated the watercolor painting of their home.

Watercolor, 24"x 18"

Bruce Davidson Teaches Acrylic Painting Classes at Emerson Umbrella in Concord MA

2009-01-04T19:58:00.001-08:00

Students Excel in Short Time, Second 10 week Session Planned for beginning of January 2009. interested?

This has become my favorite night of the week. 8 students, mostly referred or recruited, all talented and extremely fun to be with. They support each other and check out the techniques, frustrations and advancements of the others. We started with some drawing instruction, composition, color planning, and then quickly into painting. Music, food, singing, getting lost in the zone, the two hours fly by.

I am grateful to Jon Schmalenberger, Board of Directors Member, Custom Furniture Maker for referring me to Julia Meyerson, Education Director, Graphic Designer.

See some art and artists below:

Dolphin Who Overlooks the UVM Dorm Activities

2009-01-04T19:42:00.000-08:00

Dolphin in Acrylic
A 21st birthday gift for my friend Emily.

Acrylic, 2' x 4'

Barn and Sunflowers Watercolor

2008-12-27T16:26:00.000-08:00

"Barn and Sunflowers"
Concord, MA

They renovated the barn. They planted the sunflowers. He commissioned it in secret. She loved it! They hung it over the fireplace.
It was a good Christmas.

Watercolor, Commissioned 24" x 18"

Bruce Davidson Art

A Mural Unveiling at a TV Station

Dragon Building: It May be Magical but not Magic

Chinese Dragon by the Bromfield 18

I am a Visiting Artist at Bromfield Art Club, Harvard MA

Murals I have Done and Loved

Girls Make a Tuscan Mural for Residents at Walden Rehab

Watercolor Show (Guest Juror and 3 New Pieces) SAT FEB 26 7-9 PM, Gallery 7, 7 Nason Street Maynard MA

ArtSpider : Home

Ten Weeks from Now 8 Children's Lives Will Be Changed for Ever

Chesterwood is now accepting proposals for Contemporary Sculpture at Chesterwood 2011.

Design/Build Bittersweet and Bluestone

She Knows What I Did on My Summer Vacation

Mural showcases neighbors' bond

By Chrissie Long

Thu May 31, 2007, 06:21 AM EDTreprinted from the Beacon Newspaper

Community Service Award from Middlesex West Chamber of Commerce

Brendan's Room

Bob Jones shortly before he grew his hair out to look like Tom Rush

Tower Hill Auction Terra Cotta Pots: Bluebirds

KC135 Flying Dirty_Watercolor Commission 1 of 3

Samir "you can check out but you can never leave" Cafe La Mattina

Jeff Blue Who Was 32, batted, Ran, Caught and Threw

Eric Kraft Reading from "Flying" at Newburyport Litereary Festival

The Gentleman of the Kid Industry

Tower Hill Pots: Call For Artists

Good Attitudes Toward Drawings: Mike Lin-Graphic Workshop

Amy Jones: Illustrator from High Wycombe

Mermaid Chair to Be Auctioned for Household Goods Recycling of Massachusetts

Emerson Umbrella Art Class Last Night Party

Burlington MA Dandelion Green circa 1979

El Tiante, Luis, Red Sox Hurler

Dave Briggs of Lincoln MA at the Pruning Workshop

Jon Schmalenberger on the Day of His Wedding

Children Requested and I Drew

Two Students at Emerson Umbrella Show.

Stripers are Running

Scene outside La Noisette Cafe, Argeles-sur-Mer

Peoples Park Ad Design

Art Student AJ.

Face Painting/Death Mask

Antique Mansion on the Charles

Bruce Davidson Teaches Acrylic Painting Classes at Emerson Umbrella in Concord MA

Dolphin Who Overlooks the UVM Dorm Activities

Barn and Sunflowers Watercolor

Thu May 31, 2007, 06:21 AM EDT
reprinted from the Beacon Newspaper