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A traveling exhibition now on view at Los Angeles’ Autry Museum of the American West draws on more than 30 paintings, mixed media works and bronze sculptures to trace the trajectory of Bradley ...
David Bradley is known for his paintings and sculptures that often convey a political message concerning Native Americans. He has played a significant role not only in the advancement of Indian art, but also in the struggle for Native American rights.
15 de set. de 2022 · Painter and sculptor David Bradley (Minnesota Chippewa; b. 1954, Eureka, CA) long ago established himself as one of the foremost contemporary Native American artists. Bradley is best known for incorporating humor and overt political messaging into his work – two themes running throughout contemporary Native American painting.
David Bradley (born 1954) is a Minnesota Chippewa artist. He is known for his sociopolitical critique of contemporary Native American art, and as an artist-activist battling art fraud among other concerns.
Some of Bradley’s paintings have quite the cast of characters, including some regulars such as himself, his wife and son, the Lone Ranger and Tonto, Sister Mulvina (a reminder of his Catholic education), Zozobra (an effigy figure burned at the annual Fiestas de Santa Fe), and Coyote.
- March 8, 1954
22 de abr. de 2015 · David Bradley's Ironic and Iconic Paintings Capture Indian Country [8 Images] David Bradley has become a vital part of the Native American art scene while satirizing it mercilessly. A new exhibit and book give him his due.
5 de abr. de 2019 · In his portraits of Native peoples, like the Pop Art homage Hopi Maidens (2012), Bradley makes the traditional image of a Hopi woman contemporary, showing that despite the mistreatment of her peoples, she always has been and remains vital and relevant.
