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Paige Bradley

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Early life and education

Educated at Pepperdine University, Paige spent a year in Florence, Italy with the university's study program. There she studied at the Florence Academy of Art. She went on to continue her education at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia.

Artistic Analysis

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 – focusing on humanistic betrayals of modern emotion. Paige's work is becoming a valuable keystone for the missing figure in contemporary art.

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Expansion by Paige Bradley
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Evolution by Paige Bradley

Public Art

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Freedom Bound, Point Park University, Pittsburgh, PA
  • Point Park University, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
  • Choate Rosemary Hall, Wallingford, Connecticut
  • David A. Straz Jr., Center for the Performing Arts, Tampa, Florida
  • Royal Brompton Hospital, London, England

Awards and Recognition

  • 2009 - Gold Medal of Honor, The Allied Artists of American, Annual Juried Exhibition
  • 2006 - Third Place Award, 4th Annual A.R.C. Salon, Online International Exhibition
  • 2005 - Lindsey Morris Memorial Award, Allied Artists of America Show
  • 2004 - Leonard Meiselman Memorial Award, Pen and Brush
  • 2004 - Third Place Award, Women Artists of the West
  • 2003 - Young Sculptor Award, Viselaya Sculpture Competition
  • 1997 - Ramborger Prize, Outstanding Achievement at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
  • 1996 - Stewardson Award, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
  • 1989-1992 - California Arts Scholars Medal, California State (award to high school talent)

References


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