Terry Bradley

Terry Bradley: is a Belfast born and bred artist who has gone from strength to strength in recent years. His work tends to concentrate on figure painting; portraying strong, individual females (he’s inspired by the Belle Époque in France and the Burlesque dancers of New York.) He recently designed his own bag which is a must have for his fans! Going back in years, his older works include a range of Belfast’s working men; such as the famous dockers of the Belfast ship yard.
I’ll leave it for you to review his work yourself, personally I’m torn, some of his pieces I LOVE (see New York Doll, Belfast No Mean City, Lucky, La Belle Epoque & La Belle Epoque II) but on the other hand some of them I really dislike, loathe even (see: Angel Heart, Rock, Movie Star, Movie Star USA) but each to their own, some people I know love them so I guess it’s a personal thing.
Terry exhibits internationally in such locations as Spain, USA, London, Belfast and Dublin. His next Belfast exhibition runs from 7^th October 2010 at the Eakin Gallery on the Lisburn Road and runs for two weeks. Terry is also a Patron of the Sailortown Society and a Patron of Age Concern, he supports other charities including the Marie Keating Foundation and Marie Curie Nurses.