Meryl Blinder

I've had a career in various arts which continues informing my artworks.
First, my courtroom drawings for WTNH TV news taught me about drawing and about documenting significant events.
Then 10 years as a colorist for the late architect Michael Graves was an exciting lesson in using color and its influence in spaces.  
I am currently an adjunct professor in the Design School of Wentworth Institute, Boston, where I teach drawing and color, which influence my current paintings and drawings.

Museum School, Boston, MA - MFA 1999
Tyler School of Art, Philadelphia, PA BFA

2002-current Pencil Drawing, Witness and Response, Library of Congress
2019 From Bauhaus to Jane's House, Solo NY PopUP
2018 We The People, CapeCod Museum of Art
2018 Freedom, Art as Messenger, Cato Institute, Washington DC
2019 Gallery Jupiter, Colorful, Solo show Little Silver,NJ
2017 Color Brooklyn Waterfront Artists National Juried
2013 Installation, Frame 301, Monserratt College of Art, Beverly, MA
2017-2019 Drawing Project, Carroll and Sons, Boston
2013 Community of artists , Danforth Museum, MA
2013
Violence Transformed, Doric Hall, Boston State House
Artcetera, AIDS Action Invitational Auction, Boston 2004,
2008
National Image, Sherman Gallery, Boston University School of Visual Arts
2006Marin Society of Artists, Ross, CA
2006For the Birds, curator Denise Markonesh, Artspace, New Haven, CT
2002Earthbound, solo show, Allston Skirt Gallery, Boston
2002The Drawing Project, curator Joe Carroll, Bernard Toale Gallery, Boston
2002Making a Mark, curator Helene Shlein, Danforth Museum MA
The Drawing Show, curator Bill Arnig, Mills Gallery, Boston Center for the Arts
2001
New England-New York, New Talent, Hampden Gallery, UMass Amherst 2001
2000 
Drawing Show, Allston Skirt Gallery, Allston MA
2000 The Drawing Show, ...