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Saturday, July 25, 2026 · No. 205
Artist Profile

Garrett Bradley

Garrett Bradley is a filmmaker and visual artist recognized for her hybrid approach to documentary and narrative cinema. She explores the sociopolitical dimensions of everyday life through experimental storytelling and archival footage.

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Biography

Born in New York City, Garrett Bradley studied at Smith College and later earned an MFA from the University of California, Los Angeles. She gained significant critical attention for her ability to blur the boundaries between traditional documentary filmmaking and fine art, often focusing on the intersection of personal narrative and systemic social structures.

Her work frequently utilizes a mix of observational footage, reenactment, and archival material to examine themes of justice, family, and memory. She is noted for her distinct visual style, which emphasizes the intimacy of her subjects' experiences while contextualizing them within broader historical and political frameworks.

Bradley has received widespread institutional recognition for her contributions to both cinema and the visual arts. Her projects have been featured in major film festivals and museum exhibitions, solidifying her position as a significant voice in contemporary visual culture.

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Notable Works

  • Time · 2020Documentary film
  • America · 2019Multi-channel video installation

Career Highlights

  • 2020Sundance Film Festival Directing Award
  • 2020Academy Award nomination for Best Documentary Feature
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From The Cultural Signal

Artspace and The Kitchen Announce Limited Edition Prints by Garrett Bradley and Michael Kagan

Artspace and The Kitchen Announce Limited Edition Prints by Garrett Bradley and Michael Kagan

Artspace and The Kitchen have released the limited edition In the palm of my hand, 2026 by American artist and Oscar-nominated filmmaker Garrett Bradley. The edition captures Bradley’s cinematic language in still form, with focus on light, tension, and atmosphere.

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