Marc Brotherton

Marc Brotherton is a Part-Time Assistant Professor of Art (Painting and Drawing) at the School of Art and Design, Kennesaw State University, Georgia. He holds an MFA from Brooklyn College (CUNY) and a BFA from the University of New Mexico, with additional studies at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Represented by Causey Contemporary Fine Art in Brooklyn, NY, he exhibits nationally and locally, including solo shows at venues like The Kessler Theater and The End Project Space.

• MFA, Painting and Drawing, Brooklyn College, City University of New York
• BFA, Painting and Drawing, University of New Mexico
• Studio practice focuses on painting/drawing as a response to global change, incorporating themes like process, technology, politics, and humor

Brotherton's work has been described as 'Neo-Geo meets Punk Povera,' blending conceptual approaches with material experimentation. He participated in residencies at Atlanta Contemporary Art Center and was recognized with teaching awards at KSU. His academic career spans over 15 years at KSU alongside active gallery representation in Atlanta and New York.

• 2018-21 Studio Artist Residency, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
• 2016 Hambidge Residency Fellow, Rabun Gap, GA
• 1999 Charles G. Shaw Award, Brooklyn College