Door Prizes - Life on the reef: An exhibition of Florida marine and wildlife paintings, prints and puzzles

6099 Stirling Road Suite 107
Davie, FL 33314
(954) 533-3974

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Life on the reef: An exhibition of Florida marine and wildlife paintings, prints and puzzles by south Florida artist William Bock

DOOR PRIZES: Two of the artist’s jigsaw puzzles taken from Bock’s original art works will be given as door prizes at the end of the day (2/6/2010). Clients will be notified if their ticket is drawn. “Life On The Reef” ©2009 and “Majestic Sea Turtles” ©2008 were selected for their artistic merit and produced as jigsaw puzzles by Heritage Puzzles.

Where: Art & Frame and The Williams Gallery

Dates: Saturday February 6 through Saturday March 13, 2010

Opening Reception: Saturday February 6, 2010 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM (artist will be present)

Location:
6099 Stirling Rd Suite 107
Davie, FL 33314

(Triangle Professional Building)

Phone: (954) 533-3974
Email: fineartandframes@earthlink.net

Gallery Hours:
Mon. - Sat. 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

About the Artist:
Born in Chicago, William Bradford Bock studied at Indiana University where he received his Bachelor of Arts Degree. He received his Masters of Fine Arts at the Maryland Institute of Art in Baltimore in 1987. Following graduation, he apprenticed at the Johnson Atelier in Princeton, NJ.

While in Princeton, Bock exhibited his paintings and sculpture at AT&T, Bristol Meyer & Squibb, the Hillier Group, the Johnson Atelier, Merrill Lynch, the Nassau Club, and The Williams Gallery as well as the Salmagundi Club in NYC.

In 1994 Bock moved to South Florida to surround himself with the landscape that inspires his work. William Bock possesses an innovated style that revolves around his love of nature. Descended from a long line of artists, he is referenced in the Blue Book of American Artists. His murals and paintings enhance corporation collections, museums and the homes of private collectors throughout Florida, the United States and abroad.