Eddie Braught’s drawings come from the future. That Tomorrowland where it’s the apocalypse and we are wearing technicolor high-fashion HazMat suits just to stay alive.
Recently, Eddie’s detournements tackle images from past, peppering the figures on pages of drawing manuals with headphones, re-envisioning a moment that never happened.
Eddie’s futures and pasts are pretty gorgeous.
One last question: Have you heard Eddie Braught’s album?
// Eddie’s work in our store //
recent exhibition history
I Wanna See All My Friends At Once, organized by Cone Shape Top // NIAD Online Exhibition // August 2022
Blow Like Magic In Their Face And Vanish organized by James Sterling Pitt // October 2022
Told Through A Line, organized by Risa Lenore // NIAD Online Exhibition // September 2022
Eternal Idol, organized by Emily Harris // NIAD Online Exhibition // February 2022
A Year Through the (Browser) Windows // A Retrospective of NIAD’s 2021 Online Exhibitions // December 2021
A Year Through the Windows // A Retrospective of NIAD’s 2021 Windows Exhibitions // December 2021
Holiday Gift Guide #5, organized by Dawline-Jane Oni-Eseleh // NIAD Online Exhibition // December 2021
Hailing From Parts Unknown // organized By Curtis Turner May 2019
Where They Want To Go // organized by Erin McCluskey Wheeler NIAD Art Center January 2019
Indeterminate Space // organized by Anthony Piñata NIAD Art Center 2018
All Of The Light // organized by Gina Borg NIAD Art Center 2017
Peter Harris x Eddie Braught // NIAD Art Center 2017
Shapeshifting Superheavies // organized by Jessica Snow NIAD Art Center 2017
Igneous Intrusions // organized by Jon Shibata NIAD Art Center 2017
We Can Do It! // Hurwich Library, Alliant University Library San Francisco 2015
Ebony + Ivory // organized by Katie Johnson NIAD Art Center 2014
Check Your Head: Some Figurative Work // NIAD Art Center 2013
A Light That Never Goes Out: Continuing Traditions In Abstraction // NIAD Art Center 2013