Solo Exhibition – June Kelly Gallery, New York City – Bruce Dorfman: "...To Whom do We Tell...". May 15 – June 24, 2025.
Red Edo, 2025 canvas, steel, wood, fabric, metal, papers, joss paper, acrylic 72 x 47 x 6 inches
March 2025
Artist Talk – University of Iowa alum, Bruce Dorfman, has been invited to speak at the Stanly Museum of Art, Iowa City, Iowa.
January 2025
Honoree – Grant – $100,000 has been awarded as an extension to the Bruce Dorfman Grant for Assemblage and Mixed Media at The Art Students League of New York. The grant, now extended by the Niner Foundation, was originally established by artist and business leader Ron Strackbein.
Aria, 2021 combined media on canvas 40 x 70 x 4 inches
September 2024
Catalog Dedication in honor of sixty years of teaching at The Art Students League of New York.
"This year's catalog is dedicated to the beloved artist and instructor Bruce Dorfman, who has taught at the League for sixty years – a tenure that is unrivaled by any other instructor in our history."
Robin Frank, Board of Control President of The Art Students League of New York, presenting award to Bruce Dorfman in acknowlegment of his 60 years as Instructor and Mentor at the League. bytgIncluded with this award is a two-week residency to La Maison de Beaumont in Provence, France. Scheduled for Spring of 2025.
February 2024
Interview with Professor Shun Ito, Yasuo Kuniyoshi Study Center, University of Okayama, Okayama, Japan. Professor Ito was introduced to Dorfman by Historian/Curator, Tom Wolf.
The Courtesan Okichi, 2017 canvas, metal, wood, paper, acrylic 65 x 49 x 3 inches
September 2023
Acquisition – Permanent Collection: Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, Florida: Bruce Dorfman's Hachimantaro, 1964, (acrylic and magna on canvas, 72 x 36 inches).
Pictured with Hachimantaro is Arden Sherman – Glenn W. & Cornelia T. Bailey Senior Curator of Contemporary Art, Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, Florida
Cameo, 1969 canvas, oil, wood, glass 46 x 48 inches
February 2023
Dorfman greets former student, Ai WeiWei, at The Art Students League of New York during filming of WeiWei interview for 'Firing Line with Margaret Hoover.' Margaret Hoover also pictured.
Installation photo of Tensile Strength at the Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, Missouri Artists (left to right): Jaume Plensa, Chakaia Booker, Bruce Dorfman (2 works).
November 2022-February 2023 Extended through June 2023
Koniro, 2017canvas, metal, wood, fabric, paper, acrylic 56 x 31 x 3 inches
April – September, 2021
Celebrating the Centennial: Selections from the Permanent Collection of the Woodstock Artists Association, Part 2, The Woodstock Artists Association and Museum, Phoebe & Belmont Towbin Wing, Woodstock, NYCurated by Tom Wolf. Catalog available.
Discussion (virtual) July 10: Bruce Dorfman, Mary Frank, Elliott Landy with Curator Tom Wolf.
Woodstock Poster, 1968serigraph-litho Hand signed 36 x 24 inches
September 2019 – October 2019
The Art Students League in Woodstock 1947–79, Woodstock School of Art, Woodstock, NYCurated by Jenne M. CurriePart of 'Woodstock Collects', a collaborative exhibit with Center for Photography at Woodstock, Historical Society of Woodstock, Woodstock Byrdcliffe Guild, and Woodstock Artists Association and MuseumCatalog available.
October Rising, 2017canvas, metal, wood, paper, acrylic 56 x 36 x 6 inches
Bernini's Dream, 2011canvas, metal, paper, fabric, acrylic60 x 60 x 6 inches
October 2018 – November 2018
June Kelly Gallery, NYCSolo Exhibition"Currents" – Paintings in Combined Media, 2016-2018Catalog available.
3:30 at Noon, 2018cavas metal, wood, paper, pencil, acrylic63 x 31 x 5 inches
October 2018
"On the Cover – Bruce Dorfman on view at June Kelly Gallery, New York" Blouin Gallery Guide, October 2018.Cover; reproductions; article; listing.
The Courtesan Okichi, 2017canvas, wood, metal, paper, acrylic65 x 49 x 3 inches
March 2018
Woman, Early Stripes, 1968 to be published in a catalog of recent gifts to the Harn Museum, at the University of Florida. As reported in Linea: The Artists' Voice: "The lithographer for this work was the historic Atelier Mourlot, Paris, when they set up shop in New York City, working with artists over a period of two years. Dorfman had his own studio, with an assigned master print assistant in 1968. During that time, he developed friendships with Jose Cuevas, Robert Rauschenberg, Alex Katz, and Francois Gilot, who were all working on editions there. Dorfman completed a total of five separate commissions at Mourlot." This print was commissioned by Kennedy Galleries, NYC.
Woman, Early Stripes, 1968 color lithograph 30 x 22 inches Collection of Smithsonian American Art Museum
Bruce Dorfman Recalls Yasuo Kuniyoshi Smithsonian American Art Museum interview on the occasion of the exhibition The Artistic Journey of Yasuo Kuniyoshi.