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SeeGreatArt’s partnership with the Dusti Bongé Art Foundation continues looking at her exploration of Surrealism. As the first artist from Mississippi to work exclusively in…

I love Dusti Bongé’s artwork and I love New Orleans. The two come together in a Dusti Bongé New Orleans sketch.

These two sketches show that Biloxi, MS artist Dusti Bongé started exploring surrealism early on in her career.

Dusti Bongé celebrates motherhood by depicting it in her most unusual way through this Surrealist painting from the 1940s.

As the first painter from Mississippi to work in an exclusively Modernist style, Dusti Bongé regularly engaged with abstraction. Abstract Expressionism, surely, but a variety…

As the first Mississippi artist to exclusively work in a Modernist style, Dusti Bongé went through a Surrealist period. On the global stage, this movement…

This Dusti Bongé “ink and wash painting,” or brush painting, reflects the quintessential way of painting in Asian tradition.

These early Dusti Bongé sketches of the circus already capture the colorful, fantastical, frenetic spectacle.

One of Dusti Bongé’s many sketchbooks that fits in the story-telling category. This one tells the story of one of her trips to Mexico.