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Brad Nack

brad@bradnack.com

henry@bradnack.com

Studio: 805 636-9257

International Rep. Larry Palm: 909 908-0202

California: Joseph Bottoms 805 695-0888

1. QDOS GALLERY, LOREN, AUSTRALIA.

2. FRAME, SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA. (old)

3. FRANK J. MIELE GALLERY, NEW YORK, NEW YORK.

4. ROY GALLERY AND RESTAURANT, SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA.

Roy, #7. West Carrillo St. Santa Barbara Ca. 93101, 805 966-5636

5. WATSON-SPIERMAN, NEW YORK, NEW YORK

6. BOTTOMS GALLERY, SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA.

Bottoms Art Galleries, Four Seasons Biltmore Spa and Resort.
1260 Channel Dr., Santa Barbara, CA 93108. 805-695-0888

7. PERCH GALLERY, SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA

Perch Art Studio / Gallery
25 West Cota Street, Studio C. Santa Barbara, CA 93101. 805-568-0282.

Exhibitions
Solo Shows:

2006 - Casa De La Guerra, Santa Barbara, CA

2005 - Roy Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA

2004 - Nexxus Projects Gallery NY
2004 - Adam Brown Gallery, NY
2003 - Frame, Santa Barbara, CA
2003 - Recon Film Gallery , Los Angeles, CA
2003 - Frame & Roy , Stat Barbara, CA
2002 - Rick's House Gallery, Hollywoo, CA
2001 - Roy Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA
1999 - Frame, Santa Barbara, CA
1998 - Danaca House, Santa Barbara, CA
1994 - Roy Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA

Group Shows

2005 - Frank J. Miele Gallery, NY
2004 - Bottoms Gallery, Santa Barbara, CA
2004 - Watson & Spierman Group Show, New York, NY
2003 - Spike Gallery, New York, NY
2003 - Hangar 1018, Los Angeles, CA
2000 - Mercury Lounge, Goleta, CA
1997 - Frame "Monkeys, Masks and Men," Santa Barbara, CA
1997 - Danaca House "6 ARtists," Santa Barbara, CA

Donations

2007 - Enviornment Defence Center, Santa Barbara, CA

2005 & 2006- Sarah House, Santa Barbara, CA
2003 - Green Chimneys Children's Services, New York
2003 - Hospis Flip Flop Show, Santa Barbara, CA
2003 - Orca Elembentray School, Santa Barbara, CA
2001 - Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Center, DA
1976 - Denzel Carrousel, Santa Barbara, CA
Installations
2003 - Arvada Center For the Arts and Humanities, Arvada, Co (video)
1993 - Zelo Night Club, Santa Barbara, CA

Great art and where to see it.

MOMA NYC. This information is a sample from thr Moma website. Click here to go there.

Vincent van Gogh. (Dutch, 1853-1890). The Starry Night. Saint Rémy, June 1889. Oil on canvas, 29 x 36 1/4" (73.7 x 92.1 cm). Acquired through the Lillie P. Bliss Bequest

Gallery label text
2006
"This morning I saw the country from my window a long time before sunrise," the artist wrote to his brother Theo, "with nothing but the morning star, which looked very big." Rooted in imagination and memory, The Starry Night embodies an inner, subjective expression of van Gogh's response to nature. In thick sweeping brushstrokes, a flamelike cypress unites the churning sky and the quiet village below. The village was partly invented, and the church spire evokes van Gogh's native land, the Netherlands

Fernand Léger. (French, 1881-1955). Three Women. 1921. Oil on canvas, 6' 1/4" x 8' 3" (183.5 x 251.5 cm). Mrs. Simon Guggenheim Fund. © 2007 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / ADAGP, Paris

Gallery label text
2006
This painting represents a group of three reclining nudes drinking tea or coffee in a chic apartment. While the reclining nude is a common subject in art history, these women’s bodies have been simplified into rounded and dislocated forms, their skin not soft but firm, buffed, and polished. The machinelike precision and solidity with which Léger renders human form relates to his faith in modern industry and to his hope that art and the machine age would together reverse the chaos unleashed by World War I.

Paul Klee. (German, born Switzerland. 1879-1940). Letter Ghost. (1937). Pigmented paste on newspaper, 13 x 19 1/8" (33 x 48.6 cm). Purchase. © 2007 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn