Deborah Brown

New York artist Deborah Brown has captivated the artworld with both her landscape works, and more recently with her paintings of New York City shelter dogs. Critic Ruth Bass writes, "Brown goes beyond romanticism, using the landscape as an occasion for exploring the limits of superheated color as a vehicle for personal expression." When it comes to her portrayal of unwanted dogs, Brown takes the informed study of her earlier work and ups the psychological ante.

Select Exhibitions

National Academy of Sciences

Washington, DC

Jan Cicero Gallery

Chicago, IL

LedisFlam Gallery

New York City

ArtHaus

San Francisco, CA

Mint Museum of Art

Charlotte, NC

Museum of Modern Art at Pfizer, Inc.

New York City

Recognitions

Indianapolis Museum of Art (collection)

Indianapolis, IN

Bass Museum of Art (collection)

Miami, FL

Frederick R. Weisman Museum of Art (collection)

Malibu, CA

Eli Lilly and Company, (collection)

Philip Morris Companies Inc., (collection)

New York City Percent for Art Commission

New York Times, feature

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