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    • Gallery Lulo
    • Hammerfriar Gallery
    • The Hand Fan Museum
    • The Harris Gallery
    • Hawley Winery Tasting Room and Gallery
    • Healdsburg Art Atelier
    • Healdsburg Center for the Arts
    • Healdsburg Museum
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Born June 9th, 1959 in New York City, NY to art enthusiast/collector parents, Bradford Brenner has been a professional artist for the last 30 years.

His work has been featured in numerous national art publications and can be found in private and corporate collections throughout the world. Brenner’s gallery and studio is located on the historic Plaza in Healdsburg, CA.

“Art, for me, is about creating a feeling that can be shared. Art is about relationships. The relationship between light and dark, color and non-color, warm and cool, form and formless. There is a universal feeling that I try to get to in each piece and I use that feeling or emotion as the barometer to know when to put the brushes down. As with the interconnectedness of individual components of a work of art, there is interconnectedness between people that binds them to something greater than themselves. It is that feeling that I'm trying to capture and reconnect both myself and the viewer to.”
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