Using scavenged materials to create wall-sized collages and installations, Mark Bradford responds to the impromptu networks—underground economies, migrant communities, or popular appropriation of abandoned public spaces—that emerge within a city. Most recently seen at the Walker in the 2007 exhibition Brave New Worlds, Bradfords works draw heavily on his native Los Angeles, referencing events ranging from civil rights demonstrations of the 1960s to contemporary protests concerning immigration issues. For this talk, Bradford discusses his work, including a project for the recent Prospect.1 New Orleans exhibition: a 22-foot-high wooden ark built from the shell of a destroyed house and discarded material from the area hardest hit by Hurricane Katrina. Copresented with Art:21 in conjunction with the National Art Educators Association national conference, April 1621 in Minneapolis.
DAMN LOOK AT THOSE FORE ARMS!!!!
BLaCkMeTaL98 9 months ago
he is so nervous
but yeah amazing ideas
i have similar thoughts in my work
BLaCkMeTaL98 9 months ago
meh
mo91919 1 year ago
best discussion i've ever had with an artist was with mark bradford; the 2D work is amazing
scrappyd23 1 year ago
Go Bradford
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piedpiperpianos 1 year ago
Go Bradford!
flenif2247 2 years ago
mark bradford is one of my favourite
cansam2905 2 years ago