Recent past, present, and upcoming announcements...

Saturday June 2 & Sunday June 3, 2007: Riverdale Art Walk

• Bud exhibits outdoors once again! He will be showing 'Woodpeckers of North America' paintings in Jimmie Simpson Park, Booth #35 (the park is bounded by Dundas Ave. East, Booth, Queen East, De Grassi streets). The show is for two days only as part of the Riverdale Art Walk (RAW). 100+ artists, 30+ venues, 10,000+ art lovers. Get out and get art! More about RAW.

Saturday February 10, 2007

• Bud shows his Japanese-style wooden carved Phalloi at the 1st Annual Erotic Arts & Crafts Fair, for one day only in Toronto, at the Gladstone Hotel. He was interviewed by Naked News & SexTV, among others. More about the fair.

November 9 - 30, 2006

• International artists collaborate to construct a forest from the ground up in Forest for the Trees, group show at the Lonsdale Gallery, Toronto. More about the exhibition.

September 23 - October 8, 2006

• Enjoy this fall at the Headwaters Arts Festival north of Toronto. Woodpeckers part of a group show at the Gallery on the Grange in Caledon, Ontario.

Summer 2006

• Woodpeckers fly south for the first time, for a small group show at Brew House SPACE 101 in Pittsburgh, PA!

September 2005

• Please note Bud's new mailing address. Update your address books!

July 8, 9, 10 2005

• Bud Fujikawa presents "Woodpeckers of North America" at the Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition. July 8, 9, 10, 2005 at Nathan Phillips Square. Come visit us in section Yellow, Booth 672. www.torontooutdoorart.org.

October 2004

• A brand new site for Bud, long overdue! Please note, we are still working on ironing out a few kinks and filling in more content, especially in the Galleries area. If there is anything missing that you want to know, please feel free to email Bud. If you find any problems with the site itself, please email webmaster. Thanks for your patience and we hope you'll come back and visit us again and again.

September 2004

• Another work added to the Agnes Etherington Art Centre permanent collection. "Winter Lodge" from the Beaver series.

Summer 2004

• Two group shows this summer, exhibiting select pieces from the Cocks series. Read NOW Magazine's online review of the Canadian Sculpture Centre show. See Exhibitions for more detail.
• Congratulations! An installation of some 15 beaver paintings has become part of esteemed artist Colette Whiten's private collection! The Beavers were previously on view at the Beaver Café in Toronto's Queen West neighbourhood.