Jacqueline Bradley
Jacqueline Bradley is an an established artist and Glassworks Studio Tenant with a new practice in glass.
Jac explores a physical and visceral relationship to the outdoors through sculpture, installation and assemblage. She investigates the ways human and non-human systems come together to create this imagined site – an outdoors – a construct that is permeable and flimsy but rich with expectations, mythologies, and growth.
In early 2019 Jacqueline was funded to exhibit works from her PhD series Well Equipped and to develop and construct a large artwork at the Australian Embassy Gallery in Washington, D.C. Her practice is discussed in Columbia Universities Climates: Architecture and the Planetary Imaginary, and in 2021/22 Jac undertook a residency at the Canberra Glassworks and exhibited the resulting work a solo exhibition, ‘the tender’ in 2022.
Jacqueline Bradley cast glass artwork, 2024
2021 Artist in Residence, Jacqueline Bradley creating hot sculpted hoops for exhibition, the tender, in the Glassworks Hotshop.
the tender exhibition catalogue 2022
Jacqueline Bradley, Gift, 2022, cast glass, peaches, peach stones. Photograph by Brenton McGeachie for the artist.
