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Upcoming
Infrastructure: A New Construction for Art Various Artisans
1 January 2009 – 31 December 2009
Building upon currently unrealized plans, installation artist Randolph L. Bradley hires out the
execution of his design for Infrastructure, implying that while the creative process and the skilled
craftsmanship necessary to realize the installation are inexorably linked, they are not necessarily
one and the same. The construction of the installation is exhibited as a creative work in process.
The completed project is envisioned as a permanent installation, transforming into a creative and
inviting exhibit space for art in the future.
Flex Time: Gallery Layouts
Designer: Randolph L. Bradley
From 1 January 2010 to 31 March 2010
Real Options is a management technique for valuing the ability to maintaining flexibility into the
future. For a gallery, this means demanding the space conform to the installation, not vice versa.
This is the value of Art2Part's ® installation of flexible gallery layouts. To our artists, it's design
freedom. To our viewers, it's discovering a fresh layout on every visit.
Infrastructure: A New Construction for Art Various Artisans
1 January 2009 – 31 December 2009
Building upon currently unrealized plans, installation artist Randolph L. Bradley hires out the
execution of his design for Infrastructure, implying that while the creative process and the skilled
craftsmanship necessary to realize the installation are inexorably linked, they are not necessarily
one and the same. The construction of the installation is exhibited as a creative work in process.
The completed project is envisioned as a permanent installation, transforming into a creative and
inviting exhibit space for art in the future.
Flex Time: Gallery Layouts
Designer: Randolph L. Bradley
From 1 January 2010 to 31 March 2010
Real Options is a management technique for valuing the ability to maintaining flexibility into the
future. For a gallery, this means demanding the space conform to the installation, not vice versa.
This is the value of Art2Part's ® installation of flexible gallery layouts. To our artists, it's design
freedom. To our viewers, it's discovering a fresh layout on every visit.
Current
Design Criteria
1 January 2009 - Ongoing
A virtual gallery of designs, options, and opportunities displaying the future of art in Saint Louis.
Design Criteria
1 January 2009 - Ongoing
A virtual gallery of designs, options, and opportunities displaying the future of art in Saint Louis.
Past
2008 Exhibitions
Reflecting Place No. 4 (St. Louis Arches) Installation Artist: Molly A. Phillips
Summer 2008
The mirrored scrim of an historic brick façade invites reflection on the past glory of an abandoned
of urban center and its role in present redevelopment. The context changes as the work is installed
in different locales. The images shift and fragment with movement of the scrim: the reflection
becomes foreground to the surrounding structures. It invites the viewer to reconsider the urban
landscape: …how we shape our cities…how they shape us.
Whirl Wind Installation Artist: Randolph L. Bradley
From 15 July 2008 – 20 September 2008
In a dizzying turn of events, a three foot diameter ventilation fan punches through the Roof-A-Rama
exhibition to offer an exhausting display of fresh air.
2007 Exhibitions
Roof-A-Rama Installation Artist: Randolph L. Bradley
From 5 September 2007 – 21 November 2007
In an outdoor installation covering 10,000 s.f., the artisan and his crew playfully stack simple
geometric shapes - white cubes and cylinders - in juxtaposition to Saint Louis' catenary Arch.
2006 Exhibitions
Blue Movie: Turning Red Artist: Anne D. War's-Hell
From 2 March 2005 to 15 September 2005
This pastiche integrates a theater of works. Featured sculpture includes Gimmie a Lift, The
Factory: An Allegory (aka The Secret of Mondrian), Paint the Town Red, A Sign of the Times, Cut it
Out, In Front of the Green Doors, the reprise Behind the Green Doors (a Double Feature), Cargo
Cult, Scaffolding (a Temporary Installation), Chopper, and Flower Child.
2005 Exhibitions
The Art of Urban Pioneering Performance Artist: Randolph L. Bradley
From 24 November 2005 – 31 December 2005
An autobiographical video installation revealing the behind the scenes struggles of life lived on the
edge in Saint Louis’ downtown art/loft district. Culminates in a showing of Art Dude, a tribute to
found art. (Note: 67MB MOV file)
The Gallery Incipient Performance Artist: Randolph L. Bradley
From 24 November 2005 – 31 December 2005
An imaginative art film, shot in a raw industrial space, focusing on pitfalls and possibilities in an
urban environment. (Note: 25MB MOV file)
At the Drive-In: A Double Feature Installation Artist: Randolph L. Bradley
From 2 March 2005 to 15 September 2005
The breakthrough installation, At the Drive-In: A Double Feature, features on of the artist's first
works of welded metal. According to the artist, "I wanted to blur the distinction between us and
them, interior and exterior spaces, and artificial and natural light. I envisioned a piece that made
art accessible. While six months transpired during the creation of this piece, the installation really
ramped up in the end." At the Drive-In: A Double Feature is the natural follow up to the influential
signature piece Access: The Seven-Per-Cent Solution.
The Adventure is Building Artist: J. M. Dean
From 1 January 2005 to 29 August 2005
An experimental outdoor installation encapsulating the urban lifecycle, from the construction of a
building to its eventual decline, razing new possibilities for Greenfield opportunities. This
installation strives to show that people from all walks share common grounds.
2004 Exhibitions
Access: The Seven-Per-Cent Solution Artist: Conan Edogawa
From 19 October 2004 to 29 December 2004
Building a ramp to bridge spaces public and private, this exhibit integrates sculpture accessible to
all. Includes Form, Fit and Function; Deck or Bedecked; Defence is Black; and the influential
signature piece Access: The Seven-Per-Cent Solution.
2008 Exhibitions
Reflecting Place No. 4 (St. Louis Arches) Installation Artist: Molly A. Phillips
Summer 2008
The mirrored scrim of an historic brick façade invites reflection on the past glory of an abandoned
of urban center and its role in present redevelopment. The context changes as the work is installed
in different locales. The images shift and fragment with movement of the scrim: the reflection
becomes foreground to the surrounding structures. It invites the viewer to reconsider the urban
landscape: …how we shape our cities…how they shape us.
Whirl Wind Installation Artist: Randolph L. Bradley
From 15 July 2008 – 20 September 2008
In a dizzying turn of events, a three foot diameter ventilation fan punches through the Roof-A-Rama
exhibition to offer an exhausting display of fresh air.
2007 Exhibitions
Roof-A-Rama Installation Artist: Randolph L. Bradley
From 5 September 2007 – 21 November 2007
In an outdoor installation covering 10,000 s.f., the artisan and his crew playfully stack simple
geometric shapes - white cubes and cylinders - in juxtaposition to Saint Louis' catenary Arch.
2006 Exhibitions
Blue Movie: Turning Red Artist: Anne D. War's-Hell
From 2 March 2005 to 15 September 2005
This pastiche integrates a theater of works. Featured sculpture includes Gimmie a Lift, The
Factory: An Allegory (aka The Secret of Mondrian), Paint the Town Red, A Sign of the Times, Cut it
Out, In Front of the Green Doors, the reprise Behind the Green Doors (a Double Feature), Cargo
Cult, Scaffolding (a Temporary Installation), Chopper, and Flower Child.
2005 Exhibitions
The Art of Urban Pioneering Performance Artist: Randolph L. Bradley
From 24 November 2005 – 31 December 2005
An autobiographical video installation revealing the behind the scenes struggles of life lived on the
edge in Saint Louis’ downtown art/loft district. Culminates in a showing of Art Dude, a tribute to
found art. (Note: 67MB MOV file)
The Gallery Incipient Performance Artist: Randolph L. Bradley
From 24 November 2005 – 31 December 2005
An imaginative art film, shot in a raw industrial space, focusing on pitfalls and possibilities in an
urban environment. (Note: 25MB MOV file)
At the Drive-In: A Double Feature Installation Artist: Randolph L. Bradley
From 2 March 2005 to 15 September 2005
The breakthrough installation, At the Drive-In: A Double Feature, features on of the artist's first
works of welded metal. According to the artist, "I wanted to blur the distinction between us and
them, interior and exterior spaces, and artificial and natural light. I envisioned a piece that made
art accessible. While six months transpired during the creation of this piece, the installation really
ramped up in the end." At the Drive-In: A Double Feature is the natural follow up to the influential
signature piece Access: The Seven-Per-Cent Solution.
The Adventure is Building Artist: J. M. Dean
From 1 January 2005 to 29 August 2005
An experimental outdoor installation encapsulating the urban lifecycle, from the construction of a
building to its eventual decline, razing new possibilities for Greenfield opportunities. This
installation strives to show that people from all walks share common grounds.
2004 Exhibitions
Access: The Seven-Per-Cent Solution Artist: Conan Edogawa
From 19 October 2004 to 29 December 2004
Building a ramp to bridge spaces public and private, this exhibit integrates sculpture accessible to
all. Includes Form, Fit and Function; Deck or Bedecked; Defence is Black; and the influential
signature piece Access: The Seven-Per-Cent Solution.
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