Born in Los Angeles, Phoenix-based David Brady is known for his powerful, provocative images of contemporary life and his continuous exploration of the figure through collage, assemblage, oil, and drawing. His recently published graphic memoir, “Into the Tunnel,” chronicles his experience being treated for, and as a survivor of Stage 3 throat cancer.
Brady’s paintings and collage works have been featured in numerous exhibitions and international projects, including the Museum of Fine Art Cuba, Modern Art Museum Mexico, The Turchin Center for the Arts, Lilia Arts Center Japan, the Center for the Study of Collage in France. Recent exhibitions include The Eric Fischl Gallery in Arizona and The Louise Hopkins Underwood Center for the Arts in Texas and a solo exhibition, at The Frederick Holmes Gallery in Seattle.
Hold on, this comment was intended for your 'behind the grid' video i just watched! The following videos in the playlist continued and by the time id hit 'send' the comment popped up here instead 🙏
Phenomenal! Absolutely stunned. I love how the “mark making” evokes this overstimulated feeling, busy and intense. Its almost like a parisite in this work, absolutely amazing.
2:28 i enjoyed the tour thank you. You are poking my curiosity as I should try to sketch from my personal feelings or vision as I mostly search for a real person or object. Let my imagination create something. Thanks for the inspiration
Thank you for your honest reply, and I'm so happy to hear that you want to sketch your personal side...it's not easy but it certainly will feel good after. Thanks again!
