About Bonnie Druker

I am an Artist and a Television News Producer. I studied art and fashion and graduated from Parsons School of Design in New York City. I fell into the news business during my Junior year after the head of the Intern Program at a Manhattan television network accidentally assigned me to the news division instead of the wardrobe department. I’ve been covering local, national and international stories ever since.

One of the hardest stories for me to cover was COVID-19 and the global pandemic’s impact on society. That’s when I returned to my Parsons roots and started painting again, to help ease my stress and anxiety.

During my free time you can find me in my art studio in New York, listening to music and mixing up lots of colors. I include a lot of layering in my work, which symbolizes something about humanity I’ve learned along the way: We are all complex beings, and no one is defined by only one coat.

My creativity and inspiration come from my late mother, who was also an artist. In honor of Linda Druker’s legacy, I donate 10% of painting sales to The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.