Museum of Art presents Brad Isaacs, on campus and in the community

The McMaster Museum of Art is reaching out into the community with a pair of exhibitions by alumnus Brad Isaacs.

One show will be at the Museum on campus and a complementary second show will be held off-site in the Carnegie Gallery’s sleek new Atrium addition, TBA Artspace, in Dundas.

“I’m delighted to announce our new partnership with the Carnegie Gallery and this opportunity to bring Brad Isaacs’ impressive body of work to a wider Hamilton audience,” says Museum Director/Chief Curator Carol Podedworny. “And this is just the first of a number of McMaster Museum of Art in the Community projects.”

The Museum is also sponsoring Brad Isaacs’ Artist’s Talk – in partnership with the Hamilton Arts Council – to be held at an undetermined, off-campus location later this year.

About Brad Isaacs
Through photography, collage and video, artist and curator Brad Isaacs highlights a complex array of relationships between animal research, hunting, colonialism, and masculinity. Born in Hamilton and currently based in London, Ontario. A McMaster alumnus (BA Fine Art, 1999), he holds an MFA from the University of Western Ontario and has exhibited at galleries such as the Ottawa Art Gallery, Katzman Kamen Gallery, and Hamilton Artists Inc. His work in photography, video, collage and installation investigates the complex relationships between people and nature.

BRAD ISAACS: The Visible Universe, Including the Fires of Hell

at McMaster Museum of Art, McMaster University
May 7 – August 15
RECEPTION: Saturday May 30, 2 – 4 pm
ARTIST’S TALK: Autumn 2015, TBA

BRAD ISAACS

MMA presentation at TBA Artspace, Carnegie Gallery, Dundas
June 5 – August 2
RECEPTION at Carnegie Gallery: June 5, 7 – 9:30 pm

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<p class="p1">The McMaster Museum of Art is reaching out into the community with a pair of exhibitions by alumnus Brad Isaacs.</p>
<p class="p1">One show will be at the Museum on campus and a complementary second show will be held off-site in the Carnegie Gallery’s sleek new Atrium addition, TBA Artspace, in Dundas.</p>
<p class="p2">“I’m delighted to announce our new partnership with the Carnegie Gallery and this opportunity to bring Brad Isaacs’ impressive body of work to a wider Hamilton audience,” says Museum Director/Chief Curator Carol Podedworny. “And this is just the first of a number of <i>McMaster Museum of Art in the Community</i> projects.”</p>
<p class="p2">The Museum is also sponsoring Brad Isaacs’ Artist’s Talk – in partnership with the Hamilton Arts Council – to be held at an undetermined, off-campus location later this year.</p>
<p class="p2"><span class="s1"><b>About Brad Isaacs</b>
Through photography, collage and video, artist and curator Brad Isaacs highlights a complex array of relationships between animal research, hunting, colonialism, and masculinity. Born in Hamilton and currently based in London, Ontario. A McMaster alumnus (BA Fine Art, 1999), he holds an MFA from the University of Western Ontario and has exhibited at galleries such as the Ottawa Art Gallery, Katzman Kamen Gallery, and Hamilton Artists Inc. His work in photography, video, collage and installation investigates the complex relationships between people and nature.</span></p>
<p class="p2"><b>BRAD ISAACS:  <i>The Visible Universe, Including the Fires of Hell</i></b></p>
<p class="p2"><span class="s1"> at McMaster Museum of Art, McMaster University
May 7 – August 15
RECEPTION:  Saturday May 30, 2 – 4 pm
ARTIST’S TALK:  Autumn 2015, TBA</span></p>
<p class="p2"><b>BRAD ISAACS</b></p>
<p class="p2"><span class="s1"> MMA presentation at TBA Artspace, Carnegie Gallery, Dundas
June 5 - August 2
RECEPTION at Carnegie Gallery: June 5, 7 - 9:30 pm</span></p>

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