Solo Art Series Exhibition

Jan Brown

Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery 118 Poinciana Drive, Jupiter, FL

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September 15, 2015 – Solo Art Series #1 Exhibition Event Catalogue

The initial Solo Art Competition closed on September 5, 2015. The results of that

competition will be published on September 15, 2015, along with the presentation of the first

Solo Art Exhibition.

We are excited about this series and the solo exhibitions which will be featured on the Light

Space & Time website. We will also be promoting these artists in press releases and

throughout our social media networks. In addition, they will be featured on our YouTube

channel, in our event catalogues and on our event postcards.

The following are the inaugural winning artists of the "Solo" Art Series;

1. Jan Brown - September 15 to October 14, 2015

2. Debra Van Swearingen - October 15 to November 14, 2015

3. Kathy Blankley Roman - November 15 to December 14, 2015

4. Dennis Sabo - December 15 to January 14, 2016

Our next Solo Art Competition will be held in December 2015 and this will again be for 4

individual month long solo art exhibitions. If you would like to be notified of this and any

other competitions and exhibitions on Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery, please sign-

up to be placed on our email announcement list. This can be found on the right-hand

sidebar. Thank you.

Artist – Jan Brown

Jan Brown – “Aloof”

Jan Brown – “Back to Back”

Jan Brown – “Collaboration”

Jan Brown – “Detached”

Jan Brown – “Disrupture”

Jan Brown – “Division”

Jan Brown – “Elusive”

Jan Brown – “Essence”

Jan Brown – “Fractured”

Jan Brown – “Pensive”

Jan Brown – “Resilience"

Jan Brown – “Retrospect”

Jan Brown – “Scarred”

Jan Brown – “Shadows”

Jan Brown – “Sinuosity”

Jan Brown – “Structure”

Jan Brown – “Undulation”

Jan Brown – “Validity”

Jan Brown – “Visceral”

Jan Brown – “Withdrawn”

Jan Brown

Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery is very pleased to announce that Jan Brown will have a month solo art exhibition and she will be featured on the gallery’s front page and in the “Solo Art Series” archive.

Jan Brown resides in Michigan and she is an abstract expressionist artist. She will be featured on the Light

Space & Time website, in press releases and throughout the gallery's social media networks. In addition, Jan will be featured on our YouTube channel, in our event catalogue and on our event postcard.

The “Solo Art Series” is a series of monthly solo art exhibitions for established artists who have a body of

work to present to the public. Artist participants were asked to submit the following 3 components for the

“Solo Art Series” competition; 1. Their art. 2. Their artist biography. 3. Their artist statement. All 3

elements were evaluated and judged, which resulted in the art gallery choosing 4 artists to be featured in 4 individual 1 month solo art exhibitions.

Artist Biography:

A life-long resident of Michigan, Jan Brown has nurtured her artistic talent since childhood. She received

a Bachelor of Fine Arts with an emphasis in printmaking from Michigan State University. She went on to teach art in the Wayne-Westland School District.

After 35 years of teaching, in 2010 she retired and began to explore abstract expressionism. She loved

creating paintings where she wasn’t limited to “reproducing” a likeness. Abstraction freed her up to express

emotion through paint. Finding the human figure beautiful, she has begun to merge the figure with the

abstraction. Since February 2015, she has drawn figures from live modeling sessions using ink wash on

raw canvas. These “drawings” later become the basis of paintings where she uses paint, ink, and raveled string to further work the piece.

Jan’s work has been shown in juried shows throughout Michigan. She is a member of the Lawrence Street

Gallery in Ferndale, Michigan. In classes at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center, she has enjoyed the mentoring of Meighen Jackson.

Artist Statement:

The human figure has always fascinated me. Having focused in recent years on non-representational

abstract work, I found I was drawn back to the human figure. This current body of work attempts to blend

the figure into the world of abstraction. Beginning with ink wash drawings on raw canvas from live models,

the “drawings” are literally “ripped up” and their pieces placed on regular gessoed canvas. Once they

“work” as a total image and are adhered to the canvas, other mediums such as acrylic paint, ink, and

raveled string are used to complete the image.

Jan Brown’s Website - www.janbrownart.com