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Stuart Dunkel
Education
Formal Education: Boston University, Boston Museum School, and Academy
of Realist Art
Seminars and private study with;
Still Life: Joel C. Jones, Danial Sprick , Helen Van Wyke, Academy of
Realist Art (Seattle) , Karen Winslow, Scott Fraser, Dennis Cheaney, Tom
Ouellette, Denise Mickilowski, Gayle Levee, Andrew Kusmin,
Landscape: Sergio Roffo, Joe McGurl, Donald Demers, and Robert Douglas
Hunter
Figure: Museum of Fine Arts: Boston, Tom Ouellette, Karen Winslow,
Charles Emerson
Drawing: Jinda Mulvey, Maggie Fitzpatrick, Robert Andros, Joan Cavanaugh
Experience and Awards
Art Renewal Center, Honorable mention in the Still life category, 2009,
2011 Finalist in the animal category
Capturing Realism 2011 Pauly Friedman Gallery, Dallas, PA, through the
AnthonyWachulis Invitational
The Guild of Boston Artists: NE Representational competition,
silver medal winner The Copley Society, Members Summer Show Competition,
Sizzle, First Prize winner, July 2008
The Guild of Boston Artists, New England Representational Competition,
Silver Medal winner, October 2007, 2010, 2011
Copley Society of Boston, The Crisp Award, best of show, A-Z, November
2007
Westford Art Show, prize winner, Westford, MA, 2004
Gallery Demonstration and On-line Demonstration, Churchill Gallery
2006-2007
Salmagundi Club, 2005 Realist Competition, New York, NY
Guest lecturer, Wellesley college, Art and Anxiety, Wellesley, MA
2006-2007
Co-operative member Depot Square Gallery, Lexington, MA
Guest lecturer, Art and Management, Cambridge art association
Lunch with the Artist, Depot Square Gallery, Lexington, MA: Presentation
on setting up the still-life
Board member, Cambridge art association
Lecturer, Art and Composition, Depot Square Gallery
Bibliography
American Art
Collector, May 2007. “Coast to Coast Nationwide,” pg. 40
Provincetown Review, best of week show review 2005
Gallery Guide, November 2000. “Stuart Dunkel - Exhibition Highlights,
Lyman-Eyer Gallery”
Gallery Guide, April 2000. “Realism, classical to Contemporary,” pg. 28
Boston Sunday Globe, January 16, 2000. “People and Places, First careers
left behind, Central West section,” pg. 16
Northwest Daily News, January 9, 2000. “Lyric and Whimsy,” pg. C3 - C4
Gallery Guide, January 2000, “Lyric and Whimsy, Compass Rose,”
An Artists Life, 2009, Black Nautilus Publishing, Stuart Dunkel |
