COUP D’ÉTAT: ART BASEL MIAMI, DEC 1-4, 2021

The Brooklyn Collective (Charlotte, NC), Sozo Gallery, John Michael Designs and Kristen van Diggelen Sloan are thrilled to announce Coup D’état - Art Basel Miami. The show will be hosted in Miami’s Design District with gallery hours daily, as well as live music for designated events and in the evenings.  

Coup D'état is an ambitious and soulful exhibition of artists collectively addressing the powers that be with an aim to challenge, uplift and propel minds to higher levels amidst the tumult of our times. Coup D’état will feature paintings, textiles, drawings, and sculptures by 18 artists with exceptional artisanship and formal mastery, whose works spotlight social inequities, explore cultural identity, confront institutionalized powers and journey to the sublime.

The exhibition is committed to empowering artists and creatives, from emerging to established, and to encourage healing and community through the arts. Artists will be represented from all over North America and Europe. 10% of show proceeds will be donated to The Brooklyn Collective.

The Brooklyn Collective (Charlotte, NC), is a non-profit organization with a mission to accelerate inclusivity and economic mobility in Charlotte, NC. The Collective promotes visual and performing arts to engage business, civic and creative thought-leaders. The Collective operates out of 3 historic buildings (circa 1886) that is home to many “firsts” including the first building financed, designed, and built by black leaders exclusively for black professionals. The buildings are the few to survive the 1960’s “urban renewal” destruction of the Brooklyn Neighborhood in Uptown Charlotte, NC.  As these leaders served the city of Charlotte by social, political, and economic means, so too does The Brooklyn Collective.

The exhibition will run from December 1 - December 4, 2021, from 11am-10pm at 4141 NE 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 31337.   

Frontline Workers Exhibit @ The Brooklyn Collective CLT

By WSOCTV.com News Staff

CHARLOTTE — An exhibit at the Brooklyn Collective Gallery and Studio 229 on Brevard is now open in uptown Charlotte. The artwork honors frontline and essential workers who have been supporting and caring for communities during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Brooklyn Collective Gallery partnered with Dear Frontline to featuring artists who’ve been showcased across the country, and regionally.

“We hope that folks get in here and are inspired to do their part to thank the frontline and essential workers that we have come to rely upon for the last 12 months,” said Jason Wolf of the Brooklyn Collective.

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Ninth Annual Moleskine Project at POW! WOW! Hawai'i

Super excited to be a part of the 9th Annual Moleskine Project at POW! WOW! Hawai'i !

Check out my piece and additional info below…


... Along with co-curator Rodrigo Luff, we’ve asked artists from around the globe to create works of art on the pages of a Moleskine sketch book.

Each year, this continues to be one of our most anticipated shows of the year by both collectors and artists. We are blown away by the paintings, drawings, paper cuts and more that these artists created for this year’s exhibition and we know you will be, too.
— Spoke Art (Jan 28 2020)

Recap:


Artist: Arthur Brouthers Title: Stay Medium: mixed media on Moleskine Dimensions: 8.25" x 10.25"; framed: 12.75" x 14.75" 

Artist: Arthur Brouthers
Title: Stay
Medium: mixed media on Moleskine
Dimensions: 8.25" x 10.25"; framed: 12.75" x 14.75" 

Participating artists:

Adam Caldwell | Alex Garant | Alex Pardee | Allison Reimold | Andrew DeGraff | Andy Kehoe | Angela Sung | Arthur Brouthers | Arthur Gain | Brian Mashburn | Brin Levinson | Brooks Salzwedel | Bryce Wymer | Casey Weldon | Celia Jacobs | Chris Hefner | Christina Mrozik | Christopher Martin | Dan McCarthy | Daria Aksenova | David Molesky | David Polka | Dean Stuart | Drew Merritt | Eric Tan | Ferris Plock | Frank Gonzales | Gustavo Rimada | Hanna Jaeun | Helice Wen | Jason Raish | Jay Shells | Jayde Cardinalli | Jeff Gillette | Jeremie Marie | Jeremy Enecio | Jessica Hess | Joel Daniel Phillips | Johan Barrios | JP Neang | Justin 'Coro' Kaufman | Kelly Tunstall | Ken Garduno | Kourtney Jossy | Kristen Liu-Wong | Lauren YS | McKenzie Fisk | Mu Pan | Nadia Waheed | Neil M. Perry | Nick Runge | Nicole Gustafsson | Paul Jackson | Peter Chan | Rebecca Mason Adams | Rod Luff | Ryan Malley | Sam Wolfe Connelly | Sam Yong | Scott Listfield | Sean Mahan | Seth Armstrong | Stacey Aoyama | Stephanie Brown | Susannah Kelly | Tatiana Suarez | Thomas Ascott | Tyler Stout | Zach Oldenkamp | Zachary Lank



Go Figure Group show @ Blue Spiral 1, Asheville NC - MAY 3 - JUNE 29, 2019

Opening Reception Friday May 3rd, 5-8pm

Incorporating painting, drawing, sculpture, photography and textiles, Go Figure explores personal interpretations and approaches to the figure as wide ranging quilted portraits, cut and woven photographs, and life-size cast glass sculptures.

ARTISTS

Dean AllisonTamie BeldueArthur BrouthersIan BrownleeJulyan DavisDustin FarnsworthKathleen HallLuke HaynesReuben Negron, Jon Sours, David Samuel Stern.

INNER COSMOS - 36x48in - Mixed Media on wood - Arthur Brouthers

INNER COSMOS - 36x48in - Mixed Media on wood - Arthur Brouthers

Art Basel Week 2016 / Art Concept Fair

A little late on this blog post....

Art Concept Fair during Art Basel Week 2016, 301 Biscayne Blvd Miami FL 33132 (Booth #206)

Check out If you're in Miami during Art Basel week, check out the Art Concept Fair downtown. I'll have work on view with several other amazing artists at booth #206.

HAPPENINGS CLT - Carolina Art Crush: Arthur Brouthers

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Carolina Art Crush: Arthur Brouthers

A true creative and something of a renaissance man, Arthur Brouthers began his career in the arts as a musician, but has now dedicated himself to painting full time. Saturday night, you can see the output of this dedication at his solo show Chroma in a warehouse in SouthEnd.  We were first clued into Brouthers when we started following the Culture Initiative, a forum that Brouthers founded with Joel Tracey. Since then we have admired his work at SoZo Gallery and have been anxious to see more!  Read our interview with Arthur below and then head over to Chroma on Saturday! We will see you there

BROUTHERS AT WORK. PHOTO BY KATHERINE KIRCHNE

BROUTHERS AT WORK. PHOTO BY KATHERINE KIRCHNE

HCLT: Describe yourself in three words.

AB: Curious, determined, hungry (for food)

HCLT: When did you realize you were an artist?
AB: I actually can’t remember back that far, but I do remember purposefully coloring outside the lines of a coloring book, then asking my mother if I could make money doing things a little different.

HCLT: Who or what inspires you artistically?
AB: Most of my inspiration comes from various emotions. For example, when something goes horribly wrong in my life or someone’s close to me, all I can think of are certain colors & patterns and what size canvas I need to start working on. I suppose its a way of channeling the negative into something positive.

Also, my dear old dad, Arthur Brouthers III. Even in retirement, his drive and dedication is truly amazing.  I owe my passion for art and work ethic to him.

 

HCLT: Tell us about your current body of work?
AB: I’ve been focusing more on my version of how vibrations and energy appear, along with heavy layering and colors that many artists typically steer away from. The 50+ paintings I’ve been working on range from 6x6in to 96x96in, utilizing a pouring technique of acrylic paint on wood panel, followed by multiple coats of resin.

HCLT: What do you think is the most valuable art experience in the Carolinas right now?
AB: So many come to mind and I’d hate to leave anyone out of the list, so I’ll just say the amazing public art projects popping up throughout the city. With all the cookie cutter condos appearing everywhere, it provides a nice contrast and inspiration for thousands of people daily. Hoping to see more.

HCLT: What is your number one art piece/place/event in this area?
AB: “The Glue That Holds Us Together” – Acrylic & Resin on wood – 96x96x3.5”

THE ARTIST AND  THE GLUE THAT HOLDS US TOGETHER ACRYLIC & RESIN ON WOOD 96X96X3.5″; PHOTO BY KATHERINE KIRCHNER

THE ARTIST AND  THE GLUE THAT HOLDS US TOGETHER ACRYLIC & RESIN ON WOOD 96X96X3.5″; PHOTO BY KATHERINE KIRCHNER

 

One of the pieces I created for my upcoming solo show. Its my interpretation of the frequency that makes it possible for everything in this world to exist.

HCLT: What book is on your nightstand right now?
AB: It’s actually on my fiancés nightstand. Awesome book for anyone: “You are a Badass” by Jen Sincero

HCLT: Best meal in the Charlotte area?
AB: My tastes change on a weekly basis, currently it’s Frans Filling station. Best veggie burger in Charlotte hands down!

HCLT: Where can we see your work?
AB: Chroma- 6/4/16 – 2322 Dunavant St.  & Sozo Gallery, 214 N Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 28202. (Facebook Event Page)

LIMITED EDITION CHROMA PRINTS. 50% OF PROCEEDS WILL GO TO BENEFIT THE CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION

LIMITED EDITION CHROMA PRINTS. 50% OF PROCEEDS WILL GO TO BENEFIT THE CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION

Also you can find me online at my website and instagram

HCLT: What is up next?
AB: I’ve been incorporating photography of the human figure in my abstract works, come have a sneak peak June 4th

 

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NPR Interview with Hannah Blanton, Arthur Brouthers, and Kyle Mosher

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Great start of the day on NPR station (WFAE) with Mike Collins, Sozo Gallery owner Hannah Blanton, artist Kyle Mosher, and myself discussing the Gallery, our journey's, artistic process and making a living as an artist. Thanks to everyone who tuned in. Catch a recording of the show here:

http://wfae.org/post/sozo-gallerys-hannah-blanton-building-career-artist