Colleen Brown (born in Guelph, 1965) is a Canadian artist and writer living and working in Vancouver, British Columbia. She is primarily known for her sculptural works which incorporate a variety of natural and industrial materials. Brown was born in Guelph in 1965. Her mother, Doris Brown, died in 1974 apparently from a heart attack but was later found to have been a victim of serial killer Russell Maurice Johnson, known as "The Bedroom Strangler". Brown is both an artist and a writer. Her first book If You Lie Down in a field, She Will Find You There was published in 2023 by Radiant Press and centers around memories held by Brown and her four siblings of their mother. The book also includes themes of feminism, the judicial system, and small town ecology. She is the recipient of the 2016 Emerging Artist Award from Portfolio Prize, which aims to support artists and develop the arts community in the Vancouver region. Her work is often large scale and mixed media, and takes on themes of space, materiality, and memory. More information...
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