Keep Walking, Sit on the Throne: An Interview with Mark Bradford
Creatrip Team
9 months ago
Mark Bradford's solo exhibition 'Keep Walking' is being showcased at the Amorepacific Museum of Art in Seoul. The exhibit includes thought-provoking installations like 'Float' and video works such as 'Niagara,' which encourage visitors to keep moving forward. Bradford, known for using unconventional materials like endpapers from hair salons and street flyers, aims to make political and social statements through his art. He discusses his journey to embrace non-traditional materials, the influence of his identity as a Black, gay artist, and his critical views on the narratives of modern art. The exhibition also features new works that reflect on identity and power dynamics, such as 'Here Comes the Hurricane.' Bradford encourages viewers to challenge norms and claim their own space in the art world. The exhibition runs until January 2026.
