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Posted On: April 19th 2022, 01:51 am
Nick Brutto’s MFA exhibition, "Us", is on view at McMaster Gallery through April 22nd.
Nick Brutto is an MFA candidate in Studio Art specializing in Ceramics and Printmaking. Prior to being admitted into this program, he received his BA in History and MAT in Art Education from the University of South Carolina. During college he has worked and volunteered with a large number of programs in Columbia including 701 Center for Contemporary Art, ARC of Columbia, and Palmetto Center for the Arts. His work has been shown in galleries through out the state in both juried and invitational exhibitions.
“This body of work examines topics in relation to three shared attributes of human nature: the mind, body, and soul. The experiences accumulated through out life create an individual who’s mind, body, and soul are unique. Careful examination of my own perspective allows me to address these ever changing attributes in relation to concepts of connectivity, collaboration, and identity. Through the incorporation of collaborative pieces, this body of work also offers the viewer the opportunity to examine their own perspective and display it through participation. Encouraging the viewer to examine their own perspective as well as my own turns the conversation away from you and I towards Us.”
@uofsc_svad_masters @uofsc_cas @otturbkcin #mfaexhibition
Nick Brutto is an MFA candidate in Studio Art specializing in Ceramics and Printmaking. Prior to being admitted into this program, he received his BA in History and MAT in Art Education from the University of South Carolina. During college he has worked and volunteered with a large number of programs in Columbia including 701 Center for Contemporary Art, ARC of Columbia, and Palmetto Center for the Arts. His work has been shown in galleries through out the state in both juried and invitational exhibitions.
“This body of work examines topics in relation to three shared attributes of human nature: the mind, body, and soul. The experiences accumulated through out life create an individual who’s mind, body, and soul are unique. Careful examination of my own perspective allows me to address these ever changing attributes in relation to concepts of connectivity, collaboration, and identity. Through the incorporation of collaborative pieces, this body of work also offers the viewer the opportunity to examine their own perspective and display it through participation. Encouraging the viewer to examine their own perspective as well as my own turns the conversation away from you and I towards Us.”
@uofsc_svad_masters @uofsc_cas @otturbkcin #mfaexhibition
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