3128 E. Ford Road,
Charlotte, NC 28205
704/376-4784
(h) 704/650-9957 (cell) scbrenne@email.uncc.edu
Education
1991 Master
of Fine Arts, University of Southern California
1989 Bachelor
of Fine Arts, San Francisco Art Institute
Selected Exhibitions
2005 North
Carolina Museum of Art & The Mint Museum of Art, Crosscurrents,
Raleigh & Charlotte, NC
(scheduled September – December, 2005 & January – August,
2006)
2004 Hodges
Taylor Gallery, The Figure: Inside Out, Charlotte, NC
2003 Columbia
Museum of Art, The Felt Moment, Columbia, SC
(installation)
2002 Salem
College, This is history…that is not over,
Winston-Salem, NC (solo exhibition)
Hodges
Taylor Gallery, Charlotte, NC
(solo
exhibition)
2001 Smith
Gallery, Davidson College Visual Arts Center, Dissections,
Davidson, NC (solo exhibition)
Southeastern
Center for Contemporary Art, Homegrown II,
Winston Salem, NC
2000 Boulder
Museum of Contemporary Art, Turning the Century: Front
Range Women in the Visual Arts,
Boulder, CO (curated by Cydney
Payton) (catalog)
1999 Tryon Center for Visual
Art, Residual Value, Charlotte, NC
Salina
Art Center, Body, Salina, KS (installation) (catalog)
1998 Presbyterian College, Tending the Corporeal
Garden; Clinton, SC. (solo exhibition)
1997 The
Art Gallery: University of Maryland at College Park, Terra Firma,
College Park, MD
(featured work of six U.S. women artists: Susan Brenner, Nancy Fried, Lorna
Simpson, Kiki Smith,
Faith Wilding, and Barbara Zucker) (catalog)
1995 West
Virginia University, College of Creative Arts; After
Appalachia, Morgantown, WV (catalog)
City
Gallery of Contemporary Art, North Carolina Artists
Fellowship Exhibition, Raleigh, NC (catalog)
1994 Winthrop
University Galleries: The Reproduction of
Hysteria; Rock Hill, SC (solo exhibition)
Transmission
Gallery, Exquisite Drawing: Lines of Correspondence,
Glasgow, Scotland
(guest curated by Linda James and Elaine Scheer of Artemesia Gallery in
Chicago, IL)
1993 The
Mint Museum of Art: Susan Brenner: Memory
Traces; Charlotte, NC (solo exhibition) (catalog)
North
Carolina Museum of Art, North Carolina Artists
Exhibition 1993, Raleigh, NC
(guest curated by Michael Auping)
(catalog)
Sawtooth Center for Visual Art, The Artist as Activist,
Winston-Salem, NC
Atlanta
College of Art Gallery, Southern Arts Federation
NEA Fellowship Exhibition, Atlanta, GA.
(curated by Lisa Tuttle) (catalog)
1992 University
of Colorado at Denver, School of the Arts: Susan Brenner,
Denver, CO (solo exhibition)
1991 University
of Southern California: This is history…that is
not over; Los Angeles, CA (solo exhibition)
Los
Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions, LACE Annuale,
Los Angeles, CA. (guest curated by Randall Davis)
Selected Awards
2004 Visual
Artist Fellowship, North Carolina Arts Council
Mecklenburg
Regional Artist Project Grant
Faculty
Research Grant, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (also 1992, 93, 94,
96, 98, 00, & 02)
1998 Residency Fellowship; Vermont Studio Center
1994/95 Visual Artist Fellowship, North Carolina Arts Council
1992 Southern
Arts Federation/NEA Regional Fellowship in Painting and Works on Paper
Selected Bibliography
1997 Grossman,
Wendy. Terra Firma exhibition catalog, The Art
Gallery, University of Maryland at College Park
1996 Brenner,
Susan. artist’s statement in After
Appalachia exhibition catalog, Mesaros
Galleries,
West Virginia University
1995 Doss,
Erica. “Susan Brenner,” North Carolina Arts
Council Visual Artist Fellowships 1994-1995 exhibition catalog,
Raleigh City Gallery of Contemporary Art, Raleigh, NC.
1993 Auping, Michael. “Susan Brenner,” North
Carolina Artists Exhibition 1993 exhibition catalog, North Carolina
Museum of Art, Raleigh, NC.
Leach,
Mark. Susan Brenner: Memory Traces catalog/brochure,
Mint Museum of Art, Charlotte, NC.
Lazzari, Margaret. “Susan Brenner,” Southern
Arts Federation NEA Fellowship Exhibition, exhibition catalog,
Atlanta College of Art, Atlanta, GA. (also published as an insert in New Art Examiner)