These New Orleans sketches demonstrates Dusti Bongé’s interest in the city. She was born and raised in nearby Biloxi, MS.
By Chadd ScottNew Orleans sketches from Dusti Bongé
By Chadd Scott By Chadd ScottDusti Bongé painting inspired by visit to Mexico
Dusti Bongé was inspired by her many visits to Mexico, one of which was a trip she made with her dear friend Betty Parsons.
By Chadd ScottDusti Bongé poem and drawing
Another surprise this week from Dusti Bongé: a poem. SeeGreatArt’s partnership with Dusti Bongé Art Foundation continues revealing insights.
By Chadd ScottDusti Bongé brought Surrealism to Biloxi
As the state’s first artist working exclusively in a Modernist style, Bongé was a groundbreaker for other Mississippi artists to emulate.
By Chadd ScottDusti Bongé contour drawing
This Dusti Bongé contour drawing helps us understand the training and practice artists undertake to sharpen their skills.
By Chadd ScottDusti Bongé hurricane painting
A Dusti Bongé hurricane painting is the subject of this week’s artwork in See Great Art’s partnership with the Dusti Bongé Art Foundation.
By Chadd ScottDusti Bongé Buddhist inspired watercolor
Another Buddhist inspired artwork, a watercolor, this week in our partnership with the Dusti Bongé Art Foundation.
By Chadd ScottDusti Bongé Biloxi oyster artwork
This week we revisit one of the most unique landscape elements one could find in Biloxi back in the early 20th century, the enormous piles of oyster shells.
By Chadd ScottDusti Bongé abstract watercolor painting
This week the partnership between See Great Art and the Dusti Bongé Art Foundation features a luminous, abstract watercolor painting.
By Chadd ScottDusti Bongé circus sketch
This is a sketch from one of Dusti Bongé’s earliest sketchbooks. Herewith a scene of a favorite subject matter to Dusti for years: the circus.
By Chadd ScottDusti Bongé plate design
Another side street of Dusti Bongé’s art production being explored in partnership with her foundation: Dusti Bongé plate design.
By Chadd Scott
