Brad Ford Smith

original drawings & sculpture

Brad Ford Smith

original drawings & sculpture

  • * Where To Find A Ghost And Other True Stories
    • Where To Find A Ghost
    • House Of Giller
    • Nine Days With LiHua
  • * Outside // Inside - Drawing Public Sculpture
    • Outside Drawings
    • Inside Drawings
  • * Embedded Histories - Short & Long
    • Drawings & Stories
    • Exhibition Catalog
  • * Interior Views Of Chuck And George
    • Drawings
  • * Postcard Drawings
    • Historic Places
    • Private Places
    • Public Events
    • Artifacts
    • Figure Drawing Groups
  • * The Nomadic Fungi Institute
    • The World of Nomadic Fungi
    • Dr. Graybones
    • Street Documents
    • Spore Sprouting Test
    • NFI Lab Samples
    • NFI Lab Documentation
    • Nomadic Fungus Spores
    • Vintage Documents
    • The Nature of Cordyceps
    • Bioengineering Cordyceps
  • * Other Art Projects
    • Works On Paper
      • Organic Abstractions
      • Book Pages
      • DTD Phase 3
      • OGOB
      • Toasty Objects
      • Buds And Seeds
      • Coiled Constructions
      • Just Below The Surface
    • Sculptures
      • Sniffers
      • Cat Food Garden
      • Pocket Candies
      • Servings
      • Organic Abstractions
      • Flats
    • Installations
      • Autotrophic Pond Scum
      • Clone Sequence
      • Blob Files
      • Loops
      • Tree Projects
    • Photos and Film
      • UP
      • Waters
  • *Contact/ Press/CV/Bio/Blog
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    • * Biography
    • * Press and Interviews
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Central Track Bridge upon Bridge upon Bridge - Built across the Trinity river next to Miller’s Ferry, the Houston & Texas Central railroad bridge has been a historically important asset to shipping goods in and out of Dallas. The clay river bottom still holds the splintered wood pillars from the older bridge. The wood pillars were supplanted by massive, solid brick piers. During the latest bridge improvements, the piers were too difficult to remove so new concrete extensions were simply added to the top. This is one of the few places in Dallas where the city’s long history is laid out like a picture book.   6500 S. Central Expressway, Dallas TX.


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