Artist Statement

Artistic Style

Kevin's artistic style is a dynamic fusion of visual and mixed media elements. His creations are not only visually captivating but also serve as a powerful medium for conveying messages that challenge the status quo.

Advocacy Through Art:

Recognizing the transformative potential of art, Kevin has dedicated his talent to advocating for social justice, equality, and environmental awareness. His current work includes the “Freedom Summer” series explores a civil rights era theme, shedding light on the nuances of

the human experience and the pressing challenges faced during the McComb movement.

Notable Achievements:

Throughout his career, Kevin Brown has curated exhibits and 

participated in collaborative projects that bring attention to important causes. His exhibit “Perspectives From Generations Beyond the Dream” received acclaim for its ability to provoke introspection and inspire dialogue by students from several school districts in Southwest Mississippi in their reflection of Dr. King’s legacy of equality. Recognized for his impactful contributions and creative advocacy, 

Mr. Brown was invited as a featured presenter at the 2023 New Orleans Public       Library's Author Day  Kids & Teens, guest speaker for the 2024 Southwest Mississippi Boys and Girls Club Black History Month Celebration, presenter for the 2024 Fay B. Kaigler Children’s Book Festival at the University of Southern Mississippi, presenter for the 2024 Freedom School Camp at the Two Mississippi Museums, and the keynote speaker and featured digital artist and speaker for the

2024 Juneteenth Celebrations hosted by the Hammond Regional Art Center. Additionally, he serves on the board of the Black History Gallery and Southwest Mississippi Multiplex For Early Innovative Intervention Studies, embodying his commitment to promoting cultural awareness and educational initiatives. He served as the dramaturg for the Pike County Little Theater’s production of

Lorraine Hansberry’s stage play, “Raisin in the Sun.”  Kevin coordinated and curated the “Welcoming Committee” art gallery for the production which displayed ten pieces of artwork from eight local artists to highlight and connect themes of the play through visual arts.

He is the author of three titles,:

I Live On A Street Named St.

Augustine,  Burglundtown Activity Book, and 

Creative Catalysts, Art & Advocacy - a Powerful Connection for Social Change

Beyond the Canvas:

Kevin is the founder of Gertrude’s Garden, a community garden, and actively engages with the community through workshops, talks, and collaborative initiatives. He believes in the power of art not only to reflect the world but also to actively shape it. Whether through literary works, art installations, or digital media, Kevin strives to make a lasting impact on both the art world and the issues he holds dear.

As an artist committed to the fusion of creativity and advocacy, Kevin Brown invites viewers to not only appreciate the aesthetic beauty of his works but to join him in the journey towards a more just and compassionate world.

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