Tom Lewis was a prolific artist across diverse mediums
Tom Lewis’s artwork has been featured in both private and public collections, while his public artworks in Worcester, MA are renowned.
Along with his sketches, Tom was known for his mural work and printmaking, which he taught at the Worcester Art Museum as a teacher.
TOMS WORK
EZEKIEL, 1996. By Tom Lewis
PROTEST
SIGNS
“Why should an artist get so involved in protest that he lands in jail? In such a case, is protest an integral part of his art, or is it an expression of personal life, which has no relation to his art? I prefer to think the first; I prefer to think that his art tests his view of life, and that in turn, his art is tested by his public life.”
—Tom Lewis, February 1969
"Why should an artist get so involved in protest that he lands in jail? In such a case, is protest an integral part of his art, or is it an expression of personal life, which has no relation to his art? I prefer to think the first; I prefer to think that his art tests his view of life, and that in turn, his art is tested by his public life."