Eddie Bruckner Fine Art
Public Art
I am passionate about creating Public Art: Art For Everyone.
In 2024, my Artwork was part of the Expo Metro Public Art Projects held in June in Amsterdam and October in Milan. In 2023, my artwork was part of the Expo Metro Public Art Project, held in Barcelona, and later in Times Square in New York City on December 2, 2023 and during Art Basel Week in Miami Beach! All three exhibitions featured my Jeff Koons' inspired Balloon Dog paintings.
My artwork was on display at Rockefeller Center during the month of April 2023, as part of Rockefeller Center's 2023 Public Art Installation called The Flag Project, which celebrated New York's food culture and supported programs to help those with food-insecurity.
The Greenway PaintBox At Atlantic Avenue & State Street was completed in September 2020 and is located along the Rose Kennedy Greenway, just steps away from Boston's New England Aquarium at the corner of Atlantic Avenue & State Street.
Another highly publicized Public Art Installation took place in New York City from August 1-23, 2020 at The Rink at Rockefeller Center. My Flag design for the temporary Public Art Project was hung from the Flagpoles that surround The Rink at Rockefeller Center to celebrate the diverse culture, vibrant energy, and strength of New York City!
I created a painted piano for the Celebrity Series of Boston and the global art installation, “Play Me, I’m Yours”. In 2017, I was commissioned by the City of Boston’s Public Art Commission to paint an electrical box near Fenway Park. I’ve also completed a second electrical box with a Boston Marathon Theme along the Marathon route in Natick, MA. "Music, Love & Rock 'N' Roll" for the GuitARTS! Public Art Project was commissioned by Music Drives Us and The Boch Family Foundation. #JumpNatick was commissioned by the Town of Natick, Natick Center Associates the the Natick Center Cultural District with support from the American Planning Association (APA), Americans for the Arts (AFTA), and the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).
I’m excited about the actual process of creating public art and/or installing the artwork on location with observers and participants. My artwork is about having fun, bringing a smile to people’s faces, and at the same time, providing a unique way of experiencing some of our most familiar objects, places, or people. I view my artwork as a visual representation of happiness, love, and the beautification of physical space and I love how Public Art achieves this goal and reaches so many people. My hope is that the public will personally connect to my art and enjoy the experience.
In 2024, my Artwork was part of the Expo Metro Public Art Projects held in June in Amsterdam and October in Milan. In 2023, my artwork was part of the Expo Metro Public Art Project, held in Barcelona, and later in Times Square in New York City on December 2, 2023 and during Art Basel Week in Miami Beach! All three exhibitions featured my Jeff Koons' inspired Balloon Dog paintings.
My artwork was on display at Rockefeller Center during the month of April 2023, as part of Rockefeller Center's 2023 Public Art Installation called The Flag Project, which celebrated New York's food culture and supported programs to help those with food-insecurity.
The Greenway PaintBox At Atlantic Avenue & State Street was completed in September 2020 and is located along the Rose Kennedy Greenway, just steps away from Boston's New England Aquarium at the corner of Atlantic Avenue & State Street.
Another highly publicized Public Art Installation took place in New York City from August 1-23, 2020 at The Rink at Rockefeller Center. My Flag design for the temporary Public Art Project was hung from the Flagpoles that surround The Rink at Rockefeller Center to celebrate the diverse culture, vibrant energy, and strength of New York City!
I created a painted piano for the Celebrity Series of Boston and the global art installation, “Play Me, I’m Yours”. In 2017, I was commissioned by the City of Boston’s Public Art Commission to paint an electrical box near Fenway Park. I’ve also completed a second electrical box with a Boston Marathon Theme along the Marathon route in Natick, MA. "Music, Love & Rock 'N' Roll" for the GuitARTS! Public Art Project was commissioned by Music Drives Us and The Boch Family Foundation. #JumpNatick was commissioned by the Town of Natick, Natick Center Associates the the Natick Center Cultural District with support from the American Planning Association (APA), Americans for the Arts (AFTA), and the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA).
I’m excited about the actual process of creating public art and/or installing the artwork on location with observers and participants. My artwork is about having fun, bringing a smile to people’s faces, and at the same time, providing a unique way of experiencing some of our most familiar objects, places, or people. I view my artwork as a visual representation of happiness, love, and the beautification of physical space and I love how Public Art achieves this goal and reaches so many people. My hope is that the public will personally connect to my art and enjoy the experience.