Bruce was born in Springfield Mass. On March 9, 1946 to Virginia E Flannery and Art Guindon Sr. He lived in many households with many different people including his grandmother, Esther and maternal aunt Marie and stepfather Warren J. Tucker who was known to take a drink on a occasion.
Bruce has always been influenced by his surroundings and in many senses the notion that he developed in a long drawn out process is not so he in fact has always been the same.
He started his art as soon as he was able to develop the skill to express and was always encouraged by family and the fact that his mother was skilled in the use of pastels on paper did not hurt.
Bruce always thinks that all his work is part of a whole that constitutes his life.
Bruce was in the Marine Corp, I mention this because no one ever believes he was.
Bruce went to a Community College and never received a degree, however that is not to say he did not receive a excellent education and he would like to thank all involved.
Bruce was married twice, one he gave life and the other he gained life. The former was hell and the latter is Heaven. (Thank you Margaret Lee.)
Bruce has two children, Jennifer and Amy, who have two children each
Bruce has had to wear many hats to support his need to create including Labor Leader, Janitor, Garbage Collector, etc.
Bruce has displayed his work in many places and in many different ways. He was a Vagabond of Art from outside show to outside show all throughout New England. Bruce has had numerous one man shows and several collective endeavors and has shown in countless juried shows. Bruce had a cable television show called OUT THE BOX.
Bruce is funny.
Bruce thinks that a bio about him is barely invented observations.
Bruce would rather have you look at his Art than at the Artiest.
Bruce Anthony Guindon