• Madras, Rockport Ma. (Mar. 2002 - Apr. 2003) • Solo Exhibition
• Vineyard Arts Festival, Lawrence, Ma. (Aug. 2002) • Group Exhibition
  1st Prize, painting, Symphony Hall Int. #1
  3rd Prize, painting, Fenway Park Ext. #1
• Helen Thomas, Simply Smashing, Andover, Ma. (Oct. 2002 -Jul. 2003) • Solo Exhibition
• New Art on Newbury, Boston, Ma. (Nov. 2002 - May 2004) • Monthly Group Exhibition
• Newburyport Art Association, Newburyport, Ma. (Dec. 2002 - Jan. 2003) • Members Winter Group Exhibition
• Fidelity Investments, Boston Ma. (Feb. 2003) • Group Exhibition
• Workbench Furniture, Boston, Ma. (May 2003) • Group Exhibition
• North Shore Arts Association, Gloucester, Ma. (Jul. - Aug. 2003) • Associate & Patron Members Exhibition
  Louise Demeter Award for Excellence In Any Medium, Five Foraging Geese
• Super Megafest, Framingham, Ma. (Nov. 2003) • Group Exhibition
• Pop Culture Extravaganza, Boston, Ma. (Dec. 2003) • Featured Artist
• The Zeitgeist Gallery, Cambridge, Ma. (Apr. 2004) • Solo Exhibition
• Massachusetts College Of Art, Boston Ma.(May 2004) • Guest Lecturer & On-Site Demonstration
• 280 Studios Art & Fashion Show at the Piano Factory, Boston Ma. (July, 2004) • Group Exhibition & On-Site Demonstration
• The Artist's Corner, Reading Ma. (August, 2004) •Featured Exhibition
• The Canvas Alley Gallery, Reading Ma. (Nov. 2004-Dec. 2005) • Owner / Art Instructor / Solo and Bi-Monthly Group Exhibitions
• Savory Tastes Café, Reading Ma. (May 2005-present) • Solo & Group Exhibitions / Permanent Mural Collection
• General Goods, Reading, Ma. (June 2005 - Jan. 2006) • Group Exhibition
• 375 Views of Boston, Mayor’s Office/City Hall, Boston, Ma. (May-Sep. 2005) • 375th Anniversary of Boston Commemorative Group Exhibition
• 25th Annual Art Exhibition, WAC, Wilmington, Ma. (June 2005) • Juror
• Danny Loves Angie, BrianAche Productions (March 2006) • Short Film Art Placement
• Red Obi, Weymouth, Ma. (March 2006 - present) • Group Exhibition
• General Goods, Andover, Ma. (April 2006 - present) • Group Exhibition
• On Broadway: The Movie (May 2006) • Feature Film Art Placement
• Blackbird Fine Art & Gifts, Chatham, Ma. (May-Nov. 2006) • Featured Artist
• Eaton Vance Financial, Boston, Ma. (Feb. 2007) • Solo Exhibition
• School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Ma. (December, 2007) • Staff Exhibition

Artist's Biography, April 2008

Boston-based Brian Dubina, born and raised in Massachusetts, studied art at Syracuse University
and graduated in 1994 with a B.F.A. in illustration. Since that time he has worked as a freelance
graphic designer, illustrator and fine artist as well as owned and operated the Canvas Alley Gallery.

Dubina is an award-winning artist who has exhibited extensively in Boston and has been noted as one of the
premiere painters of Fenway Park. Following years of popular shows and exhibitions (including a
two-year tenure on Newbury Street at New Art on Newbury), Dubina opened The Canvas Alley
Gallery in Reading, Massachusetts. While featuring paintings, photography, sculpture, pottery, jewelry
and hand crafted home décor from over fifty artists, Canvas Alley also incorporated into its
neighborhood community children’s art classes and workshops, charity functions and a design studio.

In 2005 Dubina’s work was featured in the Mayor’s Gallery at Boston City Hall in the city’s 375th
anniversary exhibition 375 Views of Boston and can be viewed in the upcoming independent feature
film On Broadway: The Movie. His work can permanently be seen in murals at the Savory Tastes Café in Reading, MA.

In addition to his fine art involvement, Dubina has engaged in graphic design work with the Boston
Red Sox, NESN, the New England Patriots, MTV and CBS, and his digital illustration has been seen in Newsweek magazine and USA Today. Because of his varied work experience and ability to apply traditional creativity to his design work, his portfolio reflects not only large corporate identity but also small business intimacy. As an illustrator, Dubina works in traditional pen & ink and has explored a variety of media including children’s books, editorial, sports and graphic novels.

In 2007 Dubina accepted a position in the award-winning retail division of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston as an assistant product and graphic designer. His responsibilities include designing for the exhibition, retail and online stores as well as new product development.

An avid explorer and storyteller, Brian draws much of his subject matter and creative impulse from his
enjoyment of the varied New England landscape and the drama of Boston’s historic architecture. When
he’s not at work, Brian enjoys snorkeling, reading, running, cooking, throwing Wiffleballs and vegetable gardening.