Born:
Los Angeles, CA
1943

Education:
Creative Growth Art Center, 1978-present

Regina Broussard makes pastel and prismacolor drawings which are primarily portraits of the people and places around her. The image of a squirrel appears repeatedly in her work, which is characterized by a confident graphic line and strong, flat patterns of color. Food images appear in much of her work. Her work has been exhibited at the Oakland Museum, Richmond Art Center, San Jose State University, and in an exhibit traveling to Belgium, France and Switzerland, as well as Bay Area galleries.
Selected Group Exhibitions
1998:	Nestor's Universe, Santa Fe, New Mexico; The Art Store, Berkeley CA
1996:	Visions From The Left Coast, Santa Barbara, CA
1993:	Tapestries, University of Wyoming Art Museum; Many Hands, One Heart, McKesson Corporation, San Francisco, CA
1991:	Sailor's Valentine Gallery, Nantucket, Massachusetts; Marie Johnson Calloway and Regina Broussard, CGAC Gallery, Oakland; San Francisco Foundation; Mayor's Office, Oakland
1990:	Convergence 1990, San Jose Convention Center; Visionaries 1990: The Gala Event, SFMOMA; Art Store Gallery, Oakland; McKesson Plaza, San Francisco; Kaiser Center Gallery, Oakland
1989:	Atrium Gallery, Lurie Corporation, San Francisco
1987:	San Jose State University; Oakland Museum
1986:	Sun Gallery, Hayward
1985:	Falkirk Cultural Center, San Rafael
1983:	American Institute of Architects, Oakland; Joseph Chowning Gallery, San Francisco
1981:	President's Committee on Mental Retardation, Washington, DC; International Exhibition of Painting, traveling: Belgium, France, Switzerland
1980:	Richmond Art Center
Exhibited annually at the Creative Growth Art Center Gallery, 1984-present.
Reviews
Susan Subtle, "Artisans," ELLE Decor, Oct 1990; Jack Van der Muelen, "Arts," Pacific Sun, Jun 14-20, 1985; Phyllis Bragdon, "Adverse Circumstances Spark a Varied Collection of Works," San Rafael Independent Journal, Jun 15, 1985; Charles Shere, "Current Shows Offer a Range of Bizarre," Oakland Tribune, Feb 19, 1985; Carol Fowler, "Creative Growth: Art from the Heart," Contra Costa Times; February 18, 1985.
Selected Collections
Susan Alexander, Claire and Dan Carlevaro, Elihu Harris and Kathy Neal, Tom Holland, Milton Komisar, Leonard and Susan Nimoy, Linda Oldham, Ben Ospital, Chris Ospital, Marion and Derek Parmeter, Pria Harmon, Mel and Leta Ramos, Charles Schmuck, Betty Carol Sellen, Jean Kennedy Smith, Schuyler Williams, Karen Wyse.
Private Commission
Illustrations for the McKesson Corporation, San Francisco, Bi-Annual Report, 1990.

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