In & of Cape Cod
Painting Plein Air, I head out for the day with an easel, painting from one or more locations, returning until the paintings are complete. The scenes are familiar, a moment passed on the way to a destination, a glance, a pattern of shadows on the street, an instant that jogs the memory.
Walks through the dunes of the National Seashore or Cape Cod's seaside neighborhoods are my inspiration.
To evoke a feeling or make a connection through my work is less an exercise in intellect than an experience which invites the viewer to pause.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
Born in 1956 to NYC Illustrator Edwin Broussard and raised in Montvale, New Jersey, Jim Broussard has been painting for more than thirty years. In 1976, Jim enrolled at Boston State College and in 1978 transferred to Massachusetts College of Art, where he studied painting. In 1981 he rented a studio in Boston's South End, where he painted for nearly twenty years.
Spending summers in Provincetown as a youth, Jim's painting frequently led him back to Cape Cod. In 2002, he moved to Provincetown full-time, trading in his large South End studio for a new, smaller one and the limitless plein air expanse of land's end's quaint and historic architectural motifs and spectacular sea and dune scapes.
In 2011, Jim was the recipient of a two-week artist residency at the Margo-Gelb dune shack in the Cape Cod National Seashore through O.C.A.R.C. (Outer Cape Artists Residency Consortium). His work has been represented by the Loading Dock Gallery in Boston, Gail Browne Gallery i and Oils by the Sea in Provincetown. he has exhibited works in Members and Jurried shows at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, Peaked Hills Trust Artists Residency Exhibits at The Fine Arts Work Center and can be found in several private collections in the U.S., Europe and Canada.
Jim has his Current work, and inventoried works available through The Alden Gallery at 423 Commercial st. in Provincetown 508 487 4230 or by contacting Jim at the link above. .
Walks through the dunes of the National Seashore or Cape Cod's seaside neighborhoods are my inspiration.
To evoke a feeling or make a connection through my work is less an exercise in intellect than an experience which invites the viewer to pause.
ARTIST BIOGRAPHY
Born in 1956 to NYC Illustrator Edwin Broussard and raised in Montvale, New Jersey, Jim Broussard has been painting for more than thirty years. In 1976, Jim enrolled at Boston State College and in 1978 transferred to Massachusetts College of Art, where he studied painting. In 1981 he rented a studio in Boston's South End, where he painted for nearly twenty years.
Spending summers in Provincetown as a youth, Jim's painting frequently led him back to Cape Cod. In 2002, he moved to Provincetown full-time, trading in his large South End studio for a new, smaller one and the limitless plein air expanse of land's end's quaint and historic architectural motifs and spectacular sea and dune scapes.
In 2011, Jim was the recipient of a two-week artist residency at the Margo-Gelb dune shack in the Cape Cod National Seashore through O.C.A.R.C. (Outer Cape Artists Residency Consortium). His work has been represented by the Loading Dock Gallery in Boston, Gail Browne Gallery i and Oils by the Sea in Provincetown. he has exhibited works in Members and Jurried shows at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum, Peaked Hills Trust Artists Residency Exhibits at The Fine Arts Work Center and can be found in several private collections in the U.S., Europe and Canada.
Jim has his Current work, and inventoried works available through The Alden Gallery at 423 Commercial st. in Provincetown 508 487 4230 or by contacting Jim at the link above. .
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