I’m looking forward to showing my work back home, it’s been way too long. Mott Community College Fine Arts Gallery is located at 1401 East Court St. The show runs through April 21 and there will be an artists reception Friday, April 17th from 5 – 7.

Here’s a few images. An album of the artwork is on my Facebook page.

“Fortitude”
Oil on canvas
24″ x 24″

“Fenced In”
Oil on canvas
11″ x 14″

“The Widow and the Birdwife”
Oil on canvas
24″ x 24″

“Maternal Instincts”
Oil on Canvas
16” x 20”

I’m excited to be exhibiting back in my hometown for the first time in 25 years.

Unfinished Business
April 6th to April 26,
MCC Fine Arts Gallery, Flint, MI
1401 East Court St. Flint, MI
(810) 762-0443

“Fortitude”
24″ x 24″
oil on canvas

“Fenced In”
11″ x 14″
oil on canvas

“The Widow and the Birdwife”
24″ x 24″
oil on canvas

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Happy to be included in this with so many great artists, also happy to say “Portrait of the Artist Entering her Blue Period” has been sold. You can see all the work online at  http://dirtyshowart.org/feature_artwork.php – and check out the event if you’re in the Detroit area – tickets are still available.

DIRTY SHOW 16
International Erotic Art Exhibition
February 12-20, 2015 • Detroit

My third show at Last Rites Gallery opens February 21, 2015. The opening reception is from 7 – 11pm. More images and info coming soon.

Inappropriate Nature
February 21 – April 4th, 2015
Opening reception is Sat. February 21, 7 – 11pm
325 W 38th St,
New York, NY 10018
(212) 529-0666

Big thanks! Fun interview and lots of images of my work are up on the new art site WOW x WOW check it out on their site. They also have a Facebook page.

Scott G. Brooks is an American artist, currently residing in the country’s capital city, Washington D.C. He paints images which provide us with a glimpse into the darker core of our human existence. No subject is off limits or too challenging for Brooks, and his canvases are brimming full of stories which take their cues from our murky social, psychological and political lives, all filtered through his offbeat sense of humour. The psyche and appearance of the characters in Scott’s tales are exposed to the viewer to reveal everything from their dominance through to their vulnerabilities, as a means of allowing us to reflect on human nature in contemporary times.

Scott’s unique vision and masterly use of paint has earned him an international following and has seen him exhibit his work in prestigious galleries around the world.
WOW x WOW caught up with Scott as he prepares for his next solo show, to discuss his artistic thoughts, process and working life. – read more…