Monday, November 23, 2009


Autumn officially starts at the end of September, but for me the change of season really isn’t a mark on a calendar, its a gradual experience. The goldfinches lose their bright summer colors, common summer birds start to fly to warmer climates, blue jays and canada geese seem to proclaim summer is over, and one knows the cold starkness of winter is closing in on us. Birds frequent the feeders, and It's time for juncos, those lovable little snow birds that seem to enjoy our cold air and makes you wonder how much colder it is where they're from, for our north eastern climate to seem better?!

"Snow Day" Watercolor © Beatrice Bork

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

D & R Greenway small works show



I will be among the artists participating in an art exhibition at D & R Greenway Land Trust.

"Season's Greenings: The Gift of Nature"

November 9, 2009 - January 10, 2010

Art Opening on November 20, 2009, 5:30 - 7:30 pm
at the Johnson Education Center,
One Preservation Place, Princeton, NJ

I have selected 2 watercolors, "Little Prince" (Golden Crowned Kinglet) and "Barn Swallow" to be included in this group exhibit of artists interpretations of nature. D & R Greenway is a great organization dedicated to land preservation, education and saving wild areas for us to enjoy the wilds of New Jersey (yes, New Jersey has some natural treasures!)

Friday, November 6, 2009

Group show!

Beatrice is one of the artists featured in the juried group exhibit:

"Small Works—Big Impressions"
The Wildlife Experience
Parker, Colorado
November 7, 2009 through January 3, 2010

Visitors and collectors will have an exciting opportunity to view and
purchase little “gems” by members of the Society of Animal Artists.
The artworks for sale are one-of-a-kind, exhibit quality pieces
created on a smaller scale – making them more accessible to all art
collectors. A substantial percentage of the proceeds from the sale of
these works benefit the work and the mission of The Wildlife
Experience.


"Bees" Watercolor painting © Beatrice Bork