Katherine Bradford's 2012 Superman Paintings at Edward Thorp Gallery Revisited
Katherine Bradford's exhibit, called 'New Work', ran at Edward Thorp Gallery from April 19 to June 9, 2012. Situated at 210 Eleventh Avenue on the 6th floor, between 24th and 25th streets in New York City, the show included pieces featuring Superman and ocean liners. Unlike Joyce Pensato's Batman display at Frederick Petzel Gallery earlier that January, Bradford depicted Superman with softer features and a relaxed suit, making him more relatable. The collection showcased works like 'Superman Responds' (2011), 'Lady Liberty' (2011), a collage about Amelia Earhart (2011-12), 'S.O.S' (2012), and 'New Men' (2011), blending naïve and abstract elements while keeping anatomical precision. Bradford, who started painting later in life, drew in a younger crowd, highlighted by her well-attended lecture at the New York Studio School, where she discussed themes of vulnerability and personal symbolism.
Key facts
- Katherine Bradford's exhibition 'New Work' ran from April 19 to June 9, 2012
- The show was at Edward Thorp Gallery in New York City
- Bradford painted Superman as a cuddly hero with soft limbs and deflated catsuit
- Joyce Pensato exhibited Batman paintings at Frederick Petzel Gallery in January 2012
- Bradford's work combines naïve painting qualities with abstract harmony
- The artist began painting later in life and developed subjects from painterly needs
- Bradford attracted younger Brooklyn painters to her New York Studio School lecture
- Her paintings avoid irony while exploring vulnerable strength through personal symbols
Entities
Artists
- Katherine Bradford
- Joyce Pensato
- Wassily Kandinsky
- Philip Guston
- Chagall
- Janice Biala
- Aristodimos Kaldis
- Willem de Kooning
- Amelia Earhart
Institutions
- Edward Thorp Gallery
- Steven Harvey Fine Art Projects
- Frederick Petzel Gallery
- New York Studio School
- artcritical
- DC Comics
- Brooklyn Rail
Locations
- New York City
- United States
- Lower East Side
- Brooklyn
- Gotham
- 208 Forsyth Street
- Stanton Street
- E. Houston Street
- 210 Eleventh Avenue
- 24th Street
- 25th Street