Nathan Bennett

Nathan Bennett received a BFA in sculpture and painting from Miami University and a MFA in sculpture from Cornell University. He is a recipient of a CCA Individual Artist Grant, Summer Scholars Fellowship and a National Woodcarvers Association Scholarship. He was recently awarded a DAAD Fellowship to research and produce art. While in Berlin he examined and implemented Joseph Kosuth’s term ‘anthropologized art’ within a German context. He has been widely exhibited in numerous exhibitions such as Dayton Art Institute in Ohio, Lock Haven University in Pennsylvania, Illinois Central College, Earlville Opera House in New York, Lincoln Center in Colorado, Howard County Arts Council in Maryland and Chadron State College in Nebraska.

Untitled, Hamburg Memorial, 2007

11 feet 3 inches; x 24 inches x 28 inches

Tar and dark blue pigment on Styrofoam with a full sound system.

Untitled, Hamburg Memorial, 2007

11 feet 3 inches x 24 inches x 28 inches

Tar and dark blue pigment on Styrofoam with a full sound system.

Untitled (Neo-gothic devotional), 2008

6 feet 4 inches x 17 inches x 4.5 inches

White casting plastic with print on handmade paper