INFO
PROFILE
Raised in the desert southwest, Bradly currently resides in New York. While always having a strong passion for illustration, Bradly instead chose to pursue studies in photography and print. Along with the visual arts, music has also played a significant role in creative pursuits. Upholding a strong belief of holistic creation, Bradly has studied and explored a wide range of creative mediums. Utilizing contemporary technology and techniques deemed obsolete by a digital age, Bradly’s work resonates with the process of organic decay, scrap-heap epiphanies and the reframing of consumer-culture ephemera as accidental poetry.
GALLERY EXHIBITIONS:
2007 Aqua Art Miami Annual, Miami, FL
2007 Beastly Words (solo show), Road Agent, Dallas, TX
2007 Agent On The Road, Art Palace, Austin, TX
2007 The Audience is Listening, Road Agent, Dallas, TX
2006 Two by Two, amFAR benefit, Rachofsky House, Dallas, TX
2006 Feral Nature, UTD, Dallas, TX
2006 Barnyard (solo show), Road Agent, Dallas, TX
2005 Splashlight Studios, New York, NY
2003 15,540 miles (installation), Conduit Gallery, Dallas, TX
2002 Emerging, Cora Stafford Gallery, Denton, TX
2002 36-24-36 HUT!, Union Gallery, Denton, TX
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
THE HAPPY CORP. GLOBAL, New York, NY:
Graphic design, principal photographer, creative services
Clients included: AAARRR!!!, Apple, Amy’s Babies, Edelman PR, LVHRD, MoMA, VH1
TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS Records:
Graphic design, principal photographer, creative services
THE WOODY GUTHRIE ARCHIVE, New York, NY:
Principal photographer, creative services
CHRISTIE’S auction house, New York, NY:
Image processer, photo retoucher, photo assistant, image archiving
GETTY IMAGES/ JUPITER IMAGES:
Contributing photographer
PRESS:
“Bradly doesn’t create because he is an artist. He is an artist because he creates.” — William Staley, Starved Magazine
“…luxuriously colored photographs and the threatening mysteries [they] encapsulates is as viscerally enticing as it is emotionally unsettling.” — Matthew Bourbon, FlashArt
“Everything is tastefully alluded to and one feels caught in a net of youthful narcissism. It looks sharp, feels honest.” — Titus O’Brien, Fort Worth Star-Telegram
“…the camera becomes voyeur, slicing these moments out of continuum and positing the possibility that an untamed subject exists in the moments between poses, between clear cultural constructions.” — Noah Simblist, Wild at Heart. Essay on Feral Nature, UTD
HONORS AND AWARDS:
2008 Bean Distinguished Lecture Series, St. Anselm College
2002 Robert Eger Scholarship for Photography
1998 University Dean’s List (1998-2002)
1998 Graduation Valedictorian of El Paso Country Day High School
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CONTACT:
Bradly Brown Photo.Illustration.Design
208 Freman St. #2, Brooklyn, NY, 11222
www.bradlybrown.com
718.781.0475