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BRUCE SMITH

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

RESIDENCE: Ketchum, Idaho; Santa Fe, New Mexico

EDUCATION:
Yale University, Art Students’ League, New York; Turley Forge School of Blacksmithing; additional studies at Denver University (painting), Colorado College (sculpture and printmaking); and special studies with Bruno Lucchesi (sculpture), Tom Buechner (painting) and Nahum Hersom (repousee).

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS (juried or invitational)
Denver Art Museum Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center Sangre de Christo Fine Arts Center Las Vegas Art Museum* Aspen Institute –Exhibition for Ten Colorado Artists Springfield Art Museum “Mainstreams, USA” Marietta, Ohio Ball State University PBS Auctions (fund raising) Audubon Society The Nature Conservancy Scottsdale Artists’ School, “Best and Brightest Show” Audubon Artists, New York City exhibition, Salmagundi Club (2003) Broschofsky Gallery, Ketchum, Idaho Exhibition of North American Sporting Art, New York City Elaine Horwitch Galleries, Scottsdale, Az. Sportsman’s Edge, New York

Various other gallery exhibitions in Colorado, Texas, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon, New York, Washington (state).

Solo Exhibitions:
Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center; Owen Gallery, Denver; Gryphon Gallery, Denver; Abercrombie and Fitch, New York (1977); Sullivan-Bisenius, Denver (1985)

PUBLIC WORKS:
NHL Hall of Fame, Toronto, Ontario.
Hess/Idaho Whitewater Memorial, Ketchum, Idaho
US Dept. of Interior: Life-size diorama of North American Indians (with Ken Bunn, Denver sculptor).
ATP tour trophy (professional tennis tour)

MISC:
Artist-in-Residence, University of Southern Colorado; also taught at Rocky Mountain School of Art and Kent-Denver. Various newspaper and magazine articles, including Southwest Art and The Anvil’s Ring.

Awards:
Meritorious Award, Vietnam Memorial, Washington, D.C.

*no longer exists

Smith’s sculptures and paintings can be found in corporate and private collections, primarily in the West and on the East coast.
Contact: Bruce Smith 369 Montezuma #430, Santa Fe, NM 87501. Cell: 505-699-1980

Website: www.gravityironworks.com
For older (wildlife, sporting, figurative) work see: www.windflowerstudios.com

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Home Sculpture Ornamental Painting About Bruce Statement Contact Links	BRUCE SMITH BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION RESIDENCE: Ketchum, Idaho; Santa Fe, New Mexico EDUCATION: Yale University, Art Students’ League, New York; Turley Forge School of Blacksmithing; additional studies at Denver University (painting), Colorado College (sculpture and printmaking); and special studies with Bruno Lucchesi (sculpture), Tom Buechner (painting) and Nahum Hersom (repousee). SELECTED EXHIBITIONS (juried or invitational) Denver Art Museum Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center Sangre de Christo Fine Arts Center Las Vegas Art Museum* Aspen Institute –Exhibition for Ten Colorado Artists Springfield Art Museum “Mainstreams, USA” Marietta, Ohio Ball State University PBS Auctions (fund raising) Audubon Society The Nature Conservancy Scottsdale Artists’ School, “Best and Brightest Show” Audubon Artists, New York City exhibition, Salmagundi Club (2003) Broschofsky Gallery, Ketchum, Idaho Exhibition of North American Sporting Art, New York City Elaine Horwitch Galleries, Scottsdale, Az. Sportsman’s Edge, New York Various other gallery exhibitions in Colorado, Texas, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon, New York, Washington (state). Solo Exhibitions: Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center; Owen Gallery, Denver; Gryphon Gallery, Denver; Abercrombie and Fitch, New York (1977); Sullivan-Bisenius, Denver (1985) PUBLIC WORKS: NHL Hall of Fame, Toronto, Ontario. Hess/Idaho Whitewater Memorial, Ketchum, Idaho US Dept. of Interior: Life-size diorama of North American Indians (with Ken Bunn, Denver sculptor). ATP tour trophy (professional tennis tour) MISC: Artist-in-Residence, University of Southern Colorado; also taught at Rocky Mountain School of Art and Kent-Denver. Various newspaper and magazine articles, including Southwest Art and The Anvil’s Ring. Awards: Meritorious Award, Vietnam Memorial, Washington, D.C. no longer exists Smith’s sculptures and paintings can be found in corporate and private collections, primarily in the West and on the East coast.* Contact: Bruce Smith 369 Montezuma #430, Santa Fe, NM 87501. Cell: 505-699-1980 Website: www.gravityironworks.com For older (wildlife, sporting, figurative) work see: www.windflowerstudios.com	B R U C E S M I T H

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