Brad’s current show is on display in Palm Springs!
The opening recepiton is on July 2nd at 6pm!
Boulevard Home Furnishings
800 N. Palm Canyon Dr., Suite A
Palm Springs, CA 92262
760.832.9011
Very cool couple bought this piece, picked it up yesterday. Wife said they saw it in the show and stood with it for a long time, lots of Manhattan memories.
The photo was shot with a Holga from atop the Twin Towers, 1999 I believe…
Brad has donated prints to help raise money for relief in Japan.
$50 limited edition prints available at Life Support Japan, over $50,000 raised so far! All funds go directly to Direct Relief International and Habitat for Humanity.
“I’m honored to be included, my print (shown) just became available this morning.”
Click here to be a part of the auction…
Thanks to all of you who made it out! Click here to see more photos from the evening…
Brad describing the process of creating his work.
Brad and the gents of Finishing Concept, who graciously mounted the show.
Brad, Jessica Sterling and an unnamed parrot?
Brad and Ralph Fowler of Hollywood Studio Gallery, who has framed several of Brad's shows.
Master printer Michel Karmen, and Rachel and Cooper Buckman.
The gents from Richard Photo Lab, who graciously printed the show.
Brad and co-exhibiting photographer Rachel Labrucherie.
Journalist Stacey Scott interviews Brad about his new series “The View and What Becomes” on Examiner.com. Click here to read the full article.
Brad is featured in today’s edition of Lenscratch, the popular photography blog by Aline Smithson! Click here to read more…
This month at Los Angeles Center for Digial Art (lacda).
New expanded location!
From its humble beginnings on Melrose in Hollywood to the fast growth entering into the community of new galleries early on in downtown’s Gallery Row, L.A. Center for Digital Art and its director Rex Bruce have been an international digital art dynamo. LACDA is now expanding once again moving directly across the street to 102 W. 5th. The new space at corner of 5th and Main is nearly 4 times the size of the current location and is a beautifully appointed gallery with new lighting and space for several exhibits to run simultaneously. As well, the new space features very large window displays making opportunity for more public art, something that has always been part the LACDA vision. There is much larger workspace for the creation of prints and fabrication of artworks. There are also plans for an electronic audio studio and a video exhibition room. The new location is opening on March 10 concurrent with the Downtown Art Walk with an array of exhibits on view.
Los Angeles Center For Digital Art is located in the Gallery Row area of downtown Los Angeles, 102 West Fifth Street on the Southwest corner of Main and Spring.
