Arkansas native Brad Green began his evolution of art from an early age by watching his father make wood and scrimshaw carvings.  In high school he was active in the Art Club and always kept art as a hobby when he wasn’t playing sports.

It was in college that he began to experiment with all sorts of mediums from block print, clay and oil paints to watercolors and metalworking.  He graduated from Ouachita Baptist University in Arkansas where he majored in history and political science with a minor in visual art. He had a love for impressionistic art from masters such as Vincent Van Gogh and Claude Monet; he began to embrace bold colors and free flowing brush strokes.  He would even at one point venture in to the abstract world of painters, such as Wassily Kandinsky, to study line and form.

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His current evolutionary journey has brought him to work in abstract landscapes forcing opposing colors and various brush strokes to work together.

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He lived just outside Houston TX for 12 years and recently relocated to the Egg Harbor Township, NJ.  Here he resides  with his wife, son and daughter.  

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Previous Showings

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Annual - Marilyn dickey Open

Sept 2016

Sugar Land Art Center and Gallery

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Solo Exhibition

April 2017

Sugar Land Art Center and Gallery

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Solo Exhibition

June-Sept 2017

Sugar Land Auditorium

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Harvey Relief Pop-up Event

Sept 2017

Sugar Land Art Center and Gallery

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2018 Artist Blend Finalist

Nov-Dec 2018

William Chris Vineyard

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Solo Exhibition

Jan-Feb 2019

Vinovinyl