Kinetic
Sculpture, Motion Clocks:
Gordon Bradt & Kinetico Studios
|
Home Page Kinetic Sculpture Clocks Gordon Bradt & Kinetico Studios Terri
Bradt Historical Archives
|
Gordon Bradt
and Kinetico Studios create kinetic sculpture clocks and other
award winning kinetic art, recognized by collectors around the world…
Eight
Man Pendulum Grandfather Clock
Each model is signed by Gordon Bradt and numbered. Unlike the limited edition Grandfathers,
where the man climbed up the pole, this design incorporates a pendulum
swinging in the column below the clock, with a man cranking the pendulum, and
another man at the bottom of the pendulum.
See our webpage Eight
Man Pendulum Clock for more details, and contact Terri Bradt with questions. Grandfather Clock Restoration
“This prototype model stood in my Eureka Springs home for some time
and then went into Kinetico storage and was literally forgotten until the
summer of 2010, when daughter Terri asked me if I wanted to restore it. So for about two months this fall, I
cleaned it up, built and replaced some parts and retrofitted the motor to the
style used in the series of 24, bringing it to very smooth running
order. This is a one of a kind,
original piece, totally hand built by me and slightly different from the
Series models. It is the only one
that ever used the middle Rocker Arm as a functioning detent.”
Gordon Bradt and Kinetico Studios plan to auction this one of a kind
clock on Ebay, and we will release details of this auction when it is
ready. For more information about the
clock and the auction, please contact Kinetico Studios. See our web page Grandfather Clocks
for more details about the Grandfather Series. Gordon Bradt Fine Art Poster Kinetico Studios still has a limited
number of signed and unsigned fine art posters designed by Gordon Bradt and
printed by Kinetico Studios. This
poster compliments our clocks, as seen in our YouTube video above. Click Patent Poster for
details of these beautiful prints.
Contact Terri at terri@arkansas.net
or call 479-253-5331 to order.
Gordon Bradt Retrospective Exhibit And 84th Birthday Party
Eureka Springs,
Arkansas was the setting for our retrospective exhibit in May, 2008, at the
historic 1886 Crescent Hotel. For 4 days we celebrated Kinetico Studio’s
35th year of incorporation, and Gordon Bradt’s 84th
birthday with a wonderful exhibit of all of his creations, pieces that have
been saved in our individual family collections. Here’s a video of the exhibit and the party! “Boxes With Sound” This new
sculpture by Gordon Bradt is displayed in his home in Arkansas. Lost
Palms Cottage
|
