Videos
Paige Bradley at Anticus
Gallery
2024 (click to view)
Paige Bradley discusses her process and inspiration during an event hosted by Anticus Gallery in Scottsdale, Arizona. "Every piece I do is a part of me. I must put myself in each one so I can honestly speak to my experiences and feelings about what it is like to be a woman in this era."
Reddot Podcast: An
Interview with Paige
Bradley 2018
2018 (click to view)
When I asked Paige if there was ever any question about whether or not she would pursue her art as her profession, she says there never was. "I didn't allow the question to even come in." she says. Click to listen to the full interview with Paige Bradley.
Capturing Moments
in Bronze
2019 (click to view)
These quick studies are truly about the moments that we grasp, to capture unique connections in a time that will never again repeat. I give myself only three hours to sculpt each work - expressing the innocence of their youth and the endless fleeting of time.
Celebrating International
Women's Day 2019 by
Paige Bradley
(click to view)
I hope my journey can inspire others, and at least, show the world that a woman who is a wife, a daughter and a mom, can still be an artist that can shake preconceived paradigms. "Once we find our unique voice in life, it is not complete until we pay it forward."
Celebrating the Eternal Connection between Dance & Art
2018 (click to view)
The intersection of art, music, and dance has been the catalyst for innovative and breathtaking collaborations throughout history. Dance in particular has been a long-time subject of art. Paige Bradley pays homage to this tradition, the dancer as muse, and the historic artists before her.
The Art of Creating
Bronze - Expansion
2018 (click to view)
Bronze is unique. There is no other material I have found which is so soft, yet so strong. So lasting, and grows colorfully rich with age. It has an amazing history dating back to 2500 BCE. To be among the artists who works in bronze -becoming a brother and sister of many, among such an extended time line - is truly profound.
Danielle in Crimson
by Paige Bradley
Sculpting Demonstration
2018 (click to view)
Visitors in Carmel could not believe that they had stumbled upon a sculpture being made right in front of them. As they worked, groups gathered around Danielle and Paige watching as Danielle emerged in the clay. A limited edition bronze sculpture has since been made and can be found in galleries that represent Paige Bradley.
Lauren in Blue
by Paige Bradley
Sculpting Demonstration
2017 (click to view)
When I first met Lauren at the gallery, I couldn't even hear her say her name. She was so quiet and timid, she wouldn't look me in the eye, and her head was bowed in shyness. But once she put on her favorite blue dress and her dancing toe shoes, she surprised us all. IWith a little choreography and a mound of clay, I found her childlike spirit. ~ Paige Bradley
Expansion An Artist's Personal Narrative
2016 (click to view)
I conceived of this piece when I first moved to Manhattan. The art world was telling me I had to break down my foundation, let my walls crumble, expose myself completely, and from there I will find the true essence of what I needed to say. So, literally, I took a perfectly good (wax) sculpture, a piece I had sculpted with precision, and just dropped it on the floor.
Expansion Third Life 3D Rotation
2016 (click to view)
In many ways, we keep coming back to where we started. Revisiting Expansion at a smaller size is proof of this. Even though my creativity and the Art I want to produce feels infinite (for this lifetime anyway), I believe that creating a smaller version of Expansion is a sign of my enduring vision of making work for everyone to enjoy.
Beyond Rodin: New Directions
in Contemporary
Figurative Sculpture
2012 (click to view)
Beyond Rodin: New Directions in Contemporary Sculpture Figurative Sculpture is an exhibition of 19 U.S. based sculptors who are creating innovative works built on the foundations of classical training, but with applications that go beyond the display of virtuosity and into the realm of emotional expression and pathos that seems to elude so much contemporary art.
Paige Bradley:
Literality of Form
2004 (click to view)
Paige's work is full of dichotomies: both the beautiful and the ugly, the liberated and the contained, the falling and the floating. She is always in control of form but not imprisoned by its literality. The subject matter becomes the most important -- not narrowly feminist, but rather humanistic betrayals of modern emotion.