Janine Brown has been a working artist all of her life. From an early age she began to wonder “What is this life? What is reality?” This led to a life-long habit of reading widely and to study of Asian art and philosophy. Her primary interest has been how to use these ideas every day to appreciate and enjoy the wonder of our existence. Working in her studio, walking, and tai chi are her daily practice. Hiking and camping throughout the western United States has provided deep inspiration from the natural world.
Additional Artworks
From City of Berkeley Public Art Collection
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John Wehrle and Betsy Davids
Oholone Dancers and Bye Bye Fog, 2007
Acrylic paint
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Jenny Cole
Natural History Discs, 2002
Glass/ceramic, cast concrete, metal
72 in (182.88 cm)
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David Bowman
Untitled, 2001
Brass, paint
26 x 59.5 x 1 in (66.04 x 151.13 x 2.54 cm)
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Elizabeth Catlett
Freedom, 1998
Silkscreen prints on rag paper
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Kati Casida
Sky Window, 1994
Aluminum, paint
108 x 149 x 120 in (274.32 x 378.46 x 304.8 cm)
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Romare Bearden
The City and Its People, 1973
Paper, acrylic paint, wood panel
144.5 x 192 x 2.75 in (367.03 x 487.68 x 6.99 cm)
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Micheal Acerga
Wildflowers, Bloom!, 2021
waterjet cut steel and enamel paint
Various
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Cristine Blanco
Embedded Bricks III, 2022
Archival inkjet print
20 x 24 in (50.8 x 60.96 cm)