The
artwork of Clint Brown spans several decades, styles, and subjects and
resonates with the times in which they were produced. From his early three-dimensional
plastic works reflecting on the sexual revolution and gender stereotypes
to the hauntingly poignant Plague Drawings that told of the persistent
threat of AIDS and his Studies in Sanguine expressing the power of human
desire, Clint Brown has created art with passion and meaning.
His method of working is to create a series of thematically related images that often combine formalist and humanist concerns. He gets very involved with the media, using the energy of creation to imbue his works with vitality and movement.
Use the links above to read more about each series of work.