Bradly Brown Photography • Illustration • Design
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INSECTS
If all the insects in the world were put on a scale, they would out weigh all other creatures.
IMPALA EARDRUMS
IMPALA EARDRUMS : A RADIUM SAMPLER, 2008
Credit: Art director, graphic design, photography
Artwork:As Impala Murder…,2008, salt water on car door, 39.5″ x 37″
THE INTERVIEW
Interview Etiquette Before the Interview
1. Your hair should be trim, clean and combed .
2. Nails should be clean and trimmed.
3. Be conservative and err on the side of caution. If the company does not have a dress code, remember that its better to overdress than underdress.
2X2 for AIDS and Art
AmFAR • The Rachofsky House, Dallas, TX • 10.06
Drawing prominent artists, art collectors and philanthropists from around the world, Two by Two for AIDS and Art has evolved into a week full of social events aimed at recognizing the progress of amfAR and engaging the arts community here in Dallas.
ON LEAPING FROM AIRPLANES
The images in the LandScape series first began as a Polaroid, created with the iconic SX-70 Land camera. Just as the landscape around us constantly changes, so does the accessibility and types of mediums used in the art world.
GUITAR TRIO IS MY LIFE!
Utilizing multiple electric guitars and a single chord, 1977’s “Guitar Trio” is composer Rhys Chatham’s signature work, and a euphoric, minimal-punk classic. It’s an inspired amalgamation — the droning, shimmering harmonics of John Cale and Tony Conrad fused with the power and fury of the Ramones
Melissa St. Pierre “Fig. VIII”
Melissa St. Pierre “Fig. VIII”
From the CD Specimens, TOE-CD-814
Release date: June 17, 2008
WOODY GUTHRIE: THE LIVE WIRE
2008 GRAMMY AWARD WINNER
Woody Guthrie, The Live Wire, 2008
Credit: Photographer
In 2001, The Woody Guthrie Archives received 2 spools of wire recordings from a live Woody Guthrie performance held in Newark, New Jersey in 1949.
MEGAFAUN, Bury The Square
From the vibrant Southern quasi-capital of Durham emerge Megafaun, wearing earnestness across the chest and abstraction along the sleeves. They pour forth dulcet harmonies, as seeking vocals tug banjo lines up the Appalachian mountains;
Protected: This Land
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