CV
2020 – Spoke-Art, 9th Moleskine Project at Pow! Wow! Hawai’i, Honolulu, HI – Group show (Feb 11 - 15)
2019 – Out of Body, C3Lab, 2519 Distribution St., Charlotte NC – Solo (July 12- Aug 9)
2019 – Go Figure, Blue Spiral 1, 38 Biltmore Ave, Asheville NC – Group show (May 3- June 29)
2019 – The Fire Theft, Delaware Contemporary, Wilmington, DE – Group show (April 5-26)
2019 – Art Pop Street Gallery 2019 (billboard), Charlotte, NC – Exhibiting Artist
2018 - Aqua Art Miami, Booth 109 (Art Basel Week) Miami, FL – Group show (Dec 5-9)
2018 - Hereafter: Studio Farewell Party, Arthur Brouthers Studio, Charlotte NC - Solo (Dec 1)
2018 - Anohaao Gallery, 413 07 Göteborg, Sweden - Solo Show (Sept 8-Oct 6)
2018 - Anniversary Show, 212ARTS, 523 East 12th Street NYC (Sept 7)
2018 - Castle Fitzjohns Summer Pop Up, East Hampton, NY - Group show (Aug 25)
2018 - Dream State, Arthur Brouthers Studio, Charlotte NC (July 20)
2018 - SAAB Projects, Art Basel Switzerland, Group Show (June 10-17)
2018 - Blue Spiral, "Scientific Methods", Asheville NC - Group Show (May 3-Jun 29)
2018 - "Zenith Nadir", The Smart Series, Charlotte NC - Group show (April 7)
2018 - Anohaao Gallery, 413 07 Göteborg, Sweden - Group show (March 24)
2017 - Scope Miami, FWA, Booth A11 (Art Basel Week) Miami, FL – Group show (Dec 5-10)
2017 - "I Dream In Technicolor", Castle Fitzjohns Gallery, NYC - Group show- (Okuda, Dan Lam, DAIN, AB - Nov 28-Jan 7)
2017 - Duets, FortWorks Art, 2100 Montgomery St., Fort Worth TX – Group show (Nov 1 - Dec 30)
2017 – Context NYC, Castle Fitzjohns Gallery (C108), Pier 94, (Frieze Week) New York – Exhibiting Artist (May 3-7)
2017 – Get Out (Jordan Peele Film/Universal Pictures) - United States – Artwork featured
2017 – ArtFields, Lake City, SC – Exhibiting Artist (April 21-29)
2017 – #28GRAMS, FortWorks Art, 2100 Montgomery St., Fort Worth TX – Group show (March 25)
2017 – Haven, ABS, 219 S Brevard St., Charlotte, NC – Solo Show (March 2-3)
2016 – Art Concept, Irreversible Projects, Booth 206, (Art Basel Week) Miami, FL – Exhibiting Artist (Nov 30-Dec 4)
2016 – Sotheby's International, 10 Brook St Asheville, NC 28803– Private Collection
2016 – CHROMA , 2322 Dunavant St, Charlotte, NC 28203– Solo Show (June 4)
2016 – Culture Initiative 7 , The Grace, 219 S. Brevard Charlotte, NC– Exhibiting Artist (April 30)
2016 – Cherry Pie, Union Shop Studio, 5019 Wilkinson Blvd Charlotte, NC– Exhibiting Artist (April 22)
2016 – New Gallery of Modern Art, Stephen Wilson Opening, 435 S Tryon St #110, CLT, NC – Collaboration piece "Flower Power" (Jan 14)
2015 – Surface Gallery, 14 Lodge St, Asheville, NC 28803– Solo Show (Dec 4th-Jan 6th)
2015 – Rebekah Jacob Gallery, Broad St, Charleston, SC – Gallery Representation
2015 – Paper Prodegies, Sozo Gallery, Charlotte NC – Exhibiting Artist (Sept 15-Oct 5)
2015 – Art + Aperitif, Le Méridien, Charlotte NC – Exhibiting Artist (Sept 16)
2015 – Mantras, Y2, Charlotte NC – Solo Show (Aug 29)
2015 – Ecosystems, Hed Hi Media, Charleston, SC – Solo Show (Aug 8)
2015 – Art + Aperitif, Le Méridien, Charlotte NC – Exhibiting Artist (May 20)
2015 – Kulture Klash, Memminger Auditorium, Charleston, SC – Exhibiting Artist
2015 – Sozo Gallery, Hearst Tower, Charlotte, NC – Solo Show (Feb 12 – Mar 19, Reception Feb 20)
2015 – Fifteenth Annual Art With Heart Auction, Founders Hall, Charlotte, NC – Exhibiting Artist
2015 – Art Pop Street Gallery 2019 (billboard), Charlotte, NC – Exhibiting Artist
2014 – Art In The Village, Ballantyne Village, Charlotte, NC – Exhibiting Artist
2014 – Sozo Gallery, Hearst Tower, Charlotte, NC – Gallery Representation
2014 – Is This Condition Permanent?, Artspace 525, Charlotte, NC – Exhibiting Artist
2014 – Summer Solstice, Frock Shop, Charlotte, NC – Solo Show
2014 – Beneath, Custom/Espada Bicycles, Charlotte, NC – Solo Show
2013 – Altered Reality, Neighborhood Theatre, Charlotte, NC – Exhibiting Artist
2012 – Found, Assemblage Showcase, AKA Creative, Charlotte, NC – Exhibiting Artist
2012 – Separation of Church & State, Packard Place, Charlotte NC – Exhibiting Artist
2012 – Escape, SouthEnd Gallery Crawl, Charlotte, NC – Exhibiting Artist
2011 – Survival of the Fittest, Baku Art Gallery, Charlotte, NC – Exhibiting Artist
2011 – 3D, Culture Initiative Pop Up Gallery, Charlotte, NC – Exhibiting Artist
2011 – Elvis show, PROK Haus, Charleston, SC – Exhibiting Artist
2010 – Cake + 2, Dharma Lounge, Charlotte NC – Exhibiting Artist
2010 – Abstract Message, Dharma Lounge, Charlotte, NC – Exhibiting Artist
2010 – The Future Today, Loft 1523, Charlotte NC – Exhibiting Artist
2009 – Show&Tell, The Neighborhood Theatre, Charlotte NC – Exhibiting Artist
2007 – Awareness, Loft 1523, Charlotte, NC – Solo Show
PRESS
Creative Loafing Best of CLT, “Best Visual Artist”, Fall 2018
Create Magazine, Artist feature, spread and cover art, Summer 2018
Hypeblaze, The Ethereal Work of Arthur Brouthers, April 2018
HUE&EYE, "The Peculiar Painting Technique of Arthur Brouthers", Jan 2018
SouthPark Magazine, "Men of the Moment", June 2017
Hi Fructose Mag, "The Otherworldly Work of Arthur Brouthers", Dec 2016
A Plus, "9 Trippy Paintings Inspired By Nature..", Dec 2016
Creative Loafing Best of CLT, "Best Solo Artist Showcase", Oct 2016
Design Crush blog, Artist feature, Sept 2016
Creative Loafing, Chroma exhibit pops, June 2016
The Art Mag, Summer 2015 issue
WFAE/Charlotte Talks, Building a Career As An Artist, May 4, 2015
Artist A Day Feature, Oct 27, 2014
ASC Blog, Pouring over Arthur Brouthers, Oct 17, 2014
Eightfourthree Magazine vol03 iss02, March 12, 2012
Short bio:
Arthur Brouthers is well known in the world of social media as a pioneer of an abstract fluid painting technique that achieves cellular like separations, with the use of acrylic paints and other chemical agents. In his figurative works, these unconventional methods are used as bottom layers or the “skins” of his subjects. Arthur uses anywhere from 4 to 15 layers of clear resin between layers of acrylic paint, pigmented inks, and spray paint to show depth, giving a 3D effect.
"Arthur Brouthers experimented for years with acrylic paint and other mediums before arriving at his current process, which produces wild textures that mimic celestial bodies and microscopic processes. In the artist’s figurative work, the human body takes on otherworldly form when it consists of this material.”
-Andy Smith of Hi-Fructose Magazine