 Promise
Encaustic and oil on canvas. A selection of paintings from several bodies of work. " Ann-Marie Brown's paintings shift between form and formlessness. She captures a moment of stillness, an image seen, sensed, in 'the blink of an eye'. She paints from the eyes of compassionate experience, witnessing life in it's raw infallible beauty. Her paintings explore the mercurial duality of existence; creation and disintegration. This simple circularity and the tension of its continuous change is captured through her layer upon layers of paint and wax. The effect is mesmerizing and as one moves before her paintings the figures also appear to change, follow, revealing the unsettling tension of form becoming and its arrival."-Joanna Mackenzie-Enga -curator Gibsons Public Art Gallery "Brown's art is like that: the longer you look, the less certain you are of what you see"--Joseph Rosen-Blank Spaces magazine December 2018 
At the Lake
Dancing Alone
Rare Bird In The Garden
Inkeri in Her Father's Broken Boat
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What Trees Know
Flight of Liberty
Desi In Her Mother's Dress
Circle Game
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Night Pears
The Painter's Daughter
And Yet
Interrupted Pastoral
Cherries
The Bathers of 1969
Night Figs
Inheritance
Suzanne (From Flowers for Leonard)
Forgotten Slippers
So Long Marianne (From Flowers for Leonard)
Texture of Our Loss
Song of Bernadette (From Flowers for Leonard)
L'heur Bleu
On The Edge
What Trees Know 4
Goodbye Ruth (from American Refugees)
Flight of Liberty (from American Refugees)
Arbutus Reaching
The Weariness Of Cosette(s)
Fire Orchard
Calculations of Angels
Sea Side/This Side
Victory Bouquet
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Flowers for the Reds
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Artemis Hunted
Red On Thin Ice
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On Thin Ice
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Into the Light
Poison
Towards A New Iconography-Ann-Marie Brown
Red Apples
End of Day
Cold Crossing
Pale Horse
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Into Battle
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Plums
Under An Emily Sky
Devlin Boxing (from Stumbling Towards Manhood)
Taren Boxing (from Stumbling Towards Manhood)
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Esten Boxing (from Stumbling Towards Manhood)
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The Kiss (Remembered)
Jack Boxing (from Stumbling Towards Manhood)
