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WORK IN PROGRESS BY ARTIST & WRITER LIZ BRADSHAW
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Liz Bradshaw
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LIZ BRADSHAW, ARTIST
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RECENT EXHIBITIONS
SOLO
Ghost St Mary at the Quay, UK (2008)
Archive Fever Tin Sheds Gallery, Faculty of Architecture, University of
GROUP
Urban Artists Home Brussels 2013
Ltd Edition New York 2012
21st Century Queer #4 Los Angeles 2012
Post Post Post Sydney 2012
A Book about Death the ties that bind New York 2011
Kooinda acquisitive sculpture prize & exhibition Central Coast NSW Australia March 2011
Papergirl Hamburg Germany August 2011
Papergirl Newcastle August 2011
Papergirl Leeds April 2011
Papergirl Glasgow March 2011
Paris Correspondence School Birmingham, London 2011
Postcards from the Edge New York 2011
Sketchbook project New York 2011
Bad Romance Edinburgh, New York 2011
Cutclick Merseyside 2011
Cutclick Cleethorpes 2011
Sculpture in the
Print exchange Brooklyn Art Library New York 2010
Another time, another place Frailty in thought venues in Suffolk Summer 2010
Ray Johnson & A Book about Death
A Book about Death RNG
A Book about Death MOMA Wales 2010
A Book about Death MUBE Sao Paolo Brazil 2010
Post II Coexist Southend UK 2010
Post Trove
Memory 1
Postcards from the edge Visual Aids New York 2009
Members Exhibition St Mary at the Quay, Key Arts Ipswich Arts Festival Ipswich
Everything Printed (Curator) St Mary at the Quay, Key Arts Ipswich
Footprint Key Arts
Key Arts Summer Exhibition May 2008
Sculpture in the
Fauvette Laureiro Memorial Art Award finalist
Fauvette Laureiro Memorial Art Award finalist
COFA staff exhibition Ivan Dougherty Gallery COFA UNSW Sydney (2004)
Body Code (2003) (Curator) Tin Sheds Gallery Faculty of
Hold the … First Draft Gallery Surry Hills (2003)
Womanifesto Bangkok Biennial
Illuminart Sydney (2003)
3D Cacophony First Draft Gallery
Sculpture by the Sea
Frameworks Manly
On the tiles Sir Hermann Black Gallery University of Sydney (2000)
Six ABC Gallery
Your difficulties photo documenting these white on white pieces have actually given them a great otherworldy feeling. Feel like views of a city, which goes rather nicely with this interview with the writer China Mielville (now there's a name)which you may not have seen: http://bldgblog.blogspot.com/2011/03/unsolving-city-interview-with-china.html
ReplyDeleteSite is looking good with all the mod cons. I'll have to ask you how to do some of these things!