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
  • * Embedded Histories - Short & Long
    • Drawings & Stories
    • Exhibition Catalog
  • * Interior Views Of Chuck And George
    • Drawings
  • * Outside // Inside - Drawing Public Sculpture
    • Outside Drawings
    • Inside Drawings
  • * Other Art Projects
    • * 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
    • * Postcard Drawings
      • Historic Places
      • Private Places
      • Public Events
      • Artifacts
      • Figure Drawing Groups
  • *Contact/ Press/CV/Bio/Blog
    • * Contact
    • * CV
    • * Biography
    • * Press and Interviews
    • * Blogs
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The Grand Central Theater opened its doors in 1919 it was advertised as “The First Negro Moving Picture Show in Dallas”. Owner John Harris teamed up with early African American film producer Oscar Micheax to produce numerous “Colored” films. The building was torn down when the City of Dallas widened Central Expressway.      405 – 407 N Central Expressway, Dallas TX.


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