ANDREW BROWN
Andrew Brown is a Warrnambool based artist whose practice examines the spatial and intellectual interactions humans have to each other and their environment. A psychiatric nurse for close to 18 years, A has developed a significant insight into the cognitive processes of the human mind, which informs his creativity. He enjoys creating art, utilising both digital and analogue techniques. Using a Polaroid SX-70 or Diana toy camera, has assisted Andrew to capture serendipitous results from poor aesthetic photography. Photographing in this way has encouraged him to compose and structure images in a measured manner. This is reflected in his digital images, rejecting the need to profusely produce images in the hope of capturing the one perfect image.
EXHIBITIONS
2014 PSC Winter Exhibition, Photography Studies College, Melbourne, group exhibition
2015 PSC Winter Exhibition, Photography Studies College, Melbourne, group exhibition
2016 Click 2016, Brunswick Street Gallery, group exhibition
2016 Birregurra Art Show
2016 Albert Park College art show
2016 Linden New Art, Postcard Show
2016 Ruffy Art Festival
2016 Fresh16, Yarra Sculpture Gallery, group exhibition
2017 Waterwheel Art Gallery, Warburton, ‘Nobody of Shards’
2017 Brunswick Street Gallery, Fitzroy, ‘Contemporary Localised Surveys’, group exhibition
2017 Yarra Ranges Council, Arts Centre Warburton, Warburton, ‘Watching Me, Watching You’
2017 Contact Sheet Gallery, Sydney. Head On Photo Festival. ‘Intimate | Parting’
2019 The F Project, Warrnambool. ‘Guardians of Form and Content’
2019-2020 The Art Centre, Warburton. ‘Guardians of Form and Content’
AWARDS
2014 Commendation, Ruffy Art Show
2016 Winner photomedia section, Birregurra Art Show
2016 Winner photography section, Ruffy Art Festival
2023 Highly Commended, Single Shot, Australasia’s Top Wedding Photographers 2022
INTERVIEWS
2015 FilmNeverDie Shooters - An Interview with Andrew Brown
2016 photodust.org, ‘Line of Fire’
ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
2018 Atelier Austmarka, Austmarka, Norway.
Services
Photography