Bonnie Levinson is a multi-disciplinary artist working in painting, collage, printmaking, mixed media, and multi-image photography. Her passion and enthusiasm is expressed through many creative art forms.

Bonnie is a resident artist at the Arts Warehouse in Delray Beach, FL which has greatly enhanced her art practice.   Her artwork is in many private collections, homes, offices in Manhattan, East Hampton, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Asheville NC, Aspen,  Nashville, Palm Beach, Delray Beach, Lake Worth, FL Ocean City, Ft. Lee, West Orange NJ and on the Yacht Serena in Newport RI. She has been included in juried and group exhibitions throughout the country.   Most recently she had a solo exhibition of 49 artworks in Roxbury Abbey in New York.

She has worked in the arts in leadership positions in cultural institutions for more than three decades, as a museum and arts educator, curator, deputy director and vice president. All this informed her return in the last ten years to her passion for art-making and a full-time arts practice.  

After receiving a BA Cum Laude from Kenyon College, she received a Thomas J. Watson Foundation Fellowship, an independent year abroad studying pottery as an expressive form reflecting national character. That year prepared her for a career in museums. She continued her education receiving a Master of Arts in Teaching Museum Education at George Washington University. Classes and workshops at the San Francisco Art Institute, Anderson Ranch Art Center, City College of San Francisco and Colorado Mountain College have enhanced her art making studies. She served as a founding board member of the Oxbow School, the Kenyon Review, Trustee of the San Francisco Art Institute, the Gund Gallery of Kenyon College, and the Artemis Rising Foundation.