On Thursday, 10/13/22, I'll be giving my annual Faculty Scholarship Presentation from 4:30-5:30 EST via Zoom. The lecture will be hosted by KyCAD, and is free and open to the public!
https://bit.ly/BrowningLecture22

My lenticular mural, "A Changing Landscape," will be on display at Art Sanctuary as part of the exhibition "LAND OF TOMORROW / The Vision & Grace of Frederick Law Olmsted." This is a multimedia cultural arts exhibition featuring artworks and performances from a diverse collective of trans-disciplinary artists living and practicing across Greater Louisville. The exhibition will also present historical & cultural artifacts and ephemera. LAND OF TOMORROW is a community-based project produced by Shannon Westerman and hosted by Art Sanctuary. Sponsoring partners for the exhibition include Olmsted Parks Conservancy, Metro Council of Louisville Metro and Art Sanctuary. The landmark exhibition is presented in conjunction with the Olmsted 200 Campaign and the National Association of Olmsted Parks.

When: September 30 — October 27; Free Admission to the Public; open weekly through October 27 - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Noon-5PM & by appointment.
Where: ART SANCTUARY 1433 Shelby Street Louisville, KY 40217

My most recent sculpture, "Fly Away," is now a permanent part of the collection at Josephine Sculpture Park in Frankfort, Kentucky! Learn more about the process that went into creating the piece here-- http://bit.ly/Browning_JSP

My lenticular mural "A Changing Landscape" will be on view at this year's Artist Connect at Bernheim Arboretum! Bernheim’s Lake Nevin is the intersection of art, science and nature each year during CONNECT at Bernheim. Join us on September 10, 3:58 – 9:58 p.m. Lake Nevin comes alive with spontaneous art, drum circles, light sculptures and musical performances from renowned artists along with hands-on art and science activities. Food trucks, beer and wine vendors and the sand play zone attract visitors of all ages.

https://bernheim.org/event/connect-at-bernheim-4/

It's been great participating in the Terrain Biennial this year! If you're in Louisville, stop by 505 W. Ormsby to see my installation on the front porch of the Speed Mansion.

My work "American Shadows" will be part of the online exhibition 'Decahedron,' organized by curator Jenny Lam to celebrate ten years of wonderfully surprising shows. Participating in Jenny Lam's curatorial project 'Lexicon' back in 2016 was very exciting- it was shown at Zhou B Art Center in Chicago, and visitors were welcomed to write their thoughts about the work on post its and put the sticky notes up and around the artwork. See the current show in the online gallery here: https://www.artistsonthelam.com/decahedron

I'm honored to be part of Musa Collective's online exhibition, Collective Disquiet. It will be up from October 1 through November 15: https://www.musacollectiveboston.com/

I'm pleased to announce that I'll be joining Good Hart Artist Residency later this summer, from August . While all residencies have been converted to a stay-in-place, I'm still really looking forward to the dedicated time and support that this wonderful opportunity will provide. To learn more, visit: https://goodhartartistresidency.org/upcoming-2020-2021-residents/

I'm excited to report that I'll be showing "Handcuffs Triptych (Catenary/Clasp/Asaraton)" at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts this spring as part of the West Michigan Area Show (open April 10 - July 12). Visit KIA's website to learn more: https://www.kiarts.org/page.php?page_id=1803

Join me and fellow GVSU faculty members this Saturday, 9/14 from 6pm-7:30pm at NOMAD Gallery in Downtown Grand Rapids for the opening of "Endless Possibilities," showcasing the work of VMA faculty.

"Endless Possibilities will showcase works from award-winning faculty at Grand Valley State University Dept. of Visual and Media Arts. Showing at one of the area’s most unique gallery settings, the exhibition will showcase works across animation, ceramics, digital art, film, graphic design, painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, textiles, video art, and more."

https://www.gvsu.edu/events/endless-possibilities-opening-reception/

I've been named a finalist in the 2019 Miami University Young Sculptors Competition for the $10,000 William and Dorothy Yeck Award! A show featuring work from all 10 finalists will open at Miami University on September 4th.

In Boston this July? Go see Re: Figuring the Body at Kingston Gallery! I'm psyched to be part of the lineup of artists who "are actively defining the body and body politics in a time of political polarization." The opening is Friday, July 12. Visit kingstongallery.com for more info!

Hey midwestern friends- if you're near Dayton in July, come on out to @portmanteauprojects - stoked to be part of a great lineup of international artists!

In 2017 I took part in the Swarm Residency- a fantastic place to work alongside committed artists around the country. This June, the Swarm Hive is hosting the first ever Swarm Summer Solstice Showcase- a night full of visual and performance art, raffles, drinks & more! There's a $10 suggested door donation, and all proceeds will directly benefit Swarm Artist Residency 2019 at Scattergood Friends School in West Branch, Iowa.

Buckham Gallery in Flint, MI will be featuring my work in their newest show, Cultural Material. Come on out for the opening on June 14th! Head to https://www.buckhamgallery.org for more info.

For the next few weeks my newest flag will be flying in the Columbus Courtyard at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago as part of the ongoing project "Pledges of Allegiance" organized by William Ten Eick. Follow @saic_flagpole to learn more about the project.

The Daily Northwestern recently published an interview with me in advance of the opening of 'War Games.' The full text can be found here.

My favorite quote is this one: "structural systems of oppression really need to be investigated in a poetic way.”

I'm excited to announce that my body of work 'War Games' will be on view at Northwestern University's Dittmar Memorial Gallery from February 20th to March 25th, 2019.

More information about the show can be seen at Northwestern University's website here