Greg Brotherton

Greg Brotherton creates meticulously detailed sculpture, using steel, wood, glass, concrete and unusual found objects. Greatly inspired by the dystopian and political fiction of the early 20th century, his pieces emerge from Kafkaesque imagery around themes of escape and discovery. Brotherton's vision is one of lonely isolation in a post-industrial world where one being, tinkering away with silent genius, could become the hope of the future.

1987 - Colorado Academy of Art

Sep - Oct, 2011 "Solo Show" Robinsons Art Gallery – Knokke-Zoute, Belgium
March 4- 28, 2011 "Everything But the Kitschen Sync" – La Luz de Jusus Gallery, Los Angeles
December 3 - 7, 2010 LINEART – Flanders Expo, Ghent, Belgium
November 5 -7, 2010 "Art After Dark," group exhibition – Oceanside Museum of Art
July, 2010- Jan, 2011 “Creatures of Industy," - solo exhibition - San Diego Airport
June 19 - September 19, 2010 "The Art of the Robot,” – Mulvane Museum of Art - Kansas
September 3-5, 2010 “Creatures of Industy,” Device Gallery – San Diego, CA
January 16 - March 19, 2010 “Discoveries in Dystopia,” solo exhibition – Oceanside Museum of Art - Press Release PDF or Word Doc
September 2009 “Urban Trees 6,” public installation – San Diego Harbor
June 2009 “Art on the Streets,” public installation – Colorado Springs
May 2009 “It’s All About” – ©Pop Gallery, Detroit, MI
April 2009 “It Moved,” Device Gallery – San Diego, CA
December 2008 “Reconstructed,” Device Gallery – La Jolla, CA
October 2008 “Divide and Contour: The Retro Future,” Device Gallery – La Jolla,CA
July 2008 “Fantastic Contraption,” Device Gallery – La Jolla, CA
June 2008 “Carnivora: The Dark Art of the Automobile” – ©Pop Gallery, Detroit, MI ...