• From "Feel Herd" a solo exhibition in 2014

    at Hillsborough Community College- Ybor City

     

    Best known for his public art pieces, Tampa-born sculptor Bradley Arthur presents a sampling of his four decades of object making.This exhibition includes a diverse range of mediums including cast bronze, traditional metal, found object assemblage and text based sculpture. Often controversial, his 3-D language integrates and re-frames the common object into a transformed entity which stimulates deeper investigation.

    3 minute video 

    "FeelHerd" video from Feel Herd exhibition 2014

    Interactive Texted Based Sculpture

    A 1 minute video from the opening of the exhibition which includes a diverse range of mediums including cast bronze, traditional metal, found object assemblage and text based sculpture.

    "WMD - WORDS/weapons"

    2004

    An original metal "Shadow Thoughts" texted based sculpture video from 2014 exhibition

    Now in the permanent collection at the Museum of Fine Arts

    Florida State University, Tallahassee

     

    see wordsweapons.com a video from the exhibition "Waging Peace" at FSU

    1 minute video

    "IdolWarship"

    Interactive Texted Based Sculpture

    1 minute Video of Arthur discussing his artwork ahile being interviewed for

    "Art in Your Ear" WMNF.org - 88.5fm

    2014

    Bradley Arthur sculptor -1981

    "Mixed Media" Channel 3 PBS- Tampa Bay

    From the television series produced by Wendy Wax

    Original song by Jeff Arthur

    9 minutes 33 seconds

    "WMD- Words Weapons"

    (1:23)taken at the opening reception of the
    “Waging Peace” exhibiton Museum of Fine Arts
    Fla State University, Tallahassee, FL
    May 14 - July 8, 2018

    The sculpture was acquired for their permanent collection
    WordsWeapons.com

    "Faux/foes -Faux/info"

    Propaganda

      Interactive text-based wall sculpture

    Arthur’s text-based sculptures from the collection of Richard Brown Baker:

    which are now at Yale University Art Gallery

     

    Five of the works are at Yale University Art Gallery