J. Jordan Bruns Personal Blog

WAMU, 88.5 the DC area NPR station did a story on me for the “Metro Connections” program.  The original broadcast aired on Friday at 1:00pm, you can catch the interview here!  It’s also on a podcast off their webpage too.

Classes are over till Jan 18th.  Time to get down to work!  What better way to wake up the color senses than to tackle the colors I hate the most.  Green and Gold.

Get ready for a flood of new painting…

Also, tune in to 88.5, NPR Washington DC on December 9th at 1:00pm, or Saturday December 10th at 7:00am for the “Metro Connection”  I’ll be the featured story!

Check out the new piece that I am working on this weekend.  The columns are making a reappearance!  Even the detail is creeping back in..

Come by this Labor Day Weekend to preview some of the “Prism” series!  $200-$5oo!!

http://chevychase.patch.com/articles/artist-spotlight-jordan-bruns

and

http://studioneptune.com/2011/06/oh-well-time-stopped/#more-2828

Summer classes start on July 6th!

Info on the classes is under the “Class Notes” page (on the tool bar to the left).

This summer, some of the classes are broken down into more manageable, 5 sessions to accommodate summer travel.  Hope to see you around!

Friday May 20th

6:30-9:00pm

the Bumper Car Pavilion at Glen Echo Park

Tickets are $40 and are available at www.niharts.com

The Washington Conservatory of Music will perform jazz “Music From the Village: Dave Brubeck to Miles Davis” the evening of the benefit, while J. Jordan Bruns, Walter Bartman, Jackie Hoysted, Margaret Panas and Lida Stifel will render their unique expressions of the performance in paint. Guests will be entertained with extraordinary sounds and sights and have the opportunity to purchase the original artworks created that evening through a silent auction.
All ticket and art sales go directly to the Children’s Inn at NIH. Visitwww.niharts.com for ticket sales and information.

The Children’s Inn at the National Institutes of Health is a residential “place like home” for sick children and their families. Families stay in residence with the child while he/she receives ground breaking medical treatments at the NIH. While the NIH takes care of the child’s medical needs, The Inn tends to the child’s heart, soul and spirit.