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Ready for a dose of virtual art? Explore Mark Bradford’s large-scale (yet incredibly detailed) works with this great interactive website.
Mark Bradford, Potable Water, 2005.
This week’s Modern Art Notes Podcast features artist Mark Bradford. A mid-career survey of his artwork is on view at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. (Also, a couple of large-scale works are installed across the street from SFMOMA, at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts.) The exhibition was curated for the Wexner Center for the Arts by Christopher Bedford in 2010. San Francisco is its final stop.
To download or subscribe to The Modern Art Notes Podcast via iTunes, click here (or click on the image). To download the program directly, click here. To subscribe to The MAN Podcast’s RSS feed, click here. You can stream the program and see images of the artworks Bradford and I discuss by clicking here.
This is a must-read/must-listen before heading to see our Mark Bradford exhibition!
Check out Tyler Green’s Modern Art Notes Podcast today, which features artist Mark Bradford!
Oooh, cool photo inside Mark Bradford’s Pinocchio Is On Fire!
(Source: apples)
Mark Bradford’s abstractions unite high art and popular culture as unorthodox tableaux of unequivocal beauty.
Each of the more than forty of Bradford’s works now on view at SFMOMA calls out to be felt, if not by the hand of the viewer then by the eye. They elicit a state of tactile vision, a reminder that visual perception is also connected to the faculty of touch.
Read more on DAILY SERVING
Kenneth Baker on Mark Bradford: “Mark Bradford review: Paper pieces at 2 museums”
Mark Bradford feature, from Art21 youtube channel.
so honored and excited to attend the Mark Bradford opening at SFMOMA tomorrow.
show opens to the public february 18th:
Another pic from this morning’s media preview:
“Mark Bradford’s “Crow” (2003/2009) on view right when you get off the elevator in the 4th floor”
(via Instagram)
We’re looking for a couple of all-star Tumblr users who would like to attend our media preview for Rineke Dijkstra: A Retrospective and Mark Bradford on Wednesday morning. We’ll feed you breakfast while you mingle with the press, then you’ll get to meet the artists in person and see the exhibitions before anyone else. All we ask is that afterwards, you make a post about the experience on your own Tumblr. Sound good? Send us a message if so!
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TREAT YO’SELF! (Taken with instagram)
Kristina Collantes, Joe & Kathryn, 2012
Taken with instagram
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Life-recollection
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