Daniel Brown

Daniel A. Brown was born in New York City in 1950 and was a resident of Western Massachusetts from 1970 to 2014. He began painting at the age of 15 and came back to it after 27-years as a professional-level photographer. His canvases are noted for their unique style, vivid colors and enhanced realism. Before moving to New Mexico in 2014, Brown had exhibited from Maine to Pennsylvania including solo shows in New York City, Boston and Washington D.C. He is currently represented by "The Ranch at Taos" gallery in Taos, NM with archival prints available from "Fine Art New Mexico" in Arroyo Seco, NM.

In 2019, Brown won "Best in Show" at the prestigious Taos Fall Arts Festival among 200 artists from around the nation. In 2022, one of his paintings was chosen to adorn the office of New Mexico Arts in the capitol district of Santa Fe, New Mexico

Syracuse University School of Art, Syracuse, NY: 1968-1970
Silver Screen Design; Greenfield, MA, graphic design specialist: 1980-1985
Community Charter High School, Turners Falls, MA, Art instructor: 2001-2002
New Hampshire Allstate Art Festival: Currier Gallery of Art: 2001-2002
Artist-mentor for program connecting professional artists with gifted high school art students from across New Hampshire. One of only two such programs in the United States. Sponsored by the Currier Gallery of Art in Manchester, NH.
Private Art Mentor: For teenage artists and photographers. 2010-2011
Project Coordinator: Four Rivers Charter School: Art Club mural project. March -June, 2011. Supervised fifteen junior and senior high school students in creating an 8 x 32’ mural of graffiti art in the style of Banksy, the British guerilla art provocateur.

Brown is currently represented by "The Ranch at Taos" gallery in Taos, NM for original canvases. Archival prints on canvas and paper are available from "Fine Art New Mexico" in Arroyo Seco, NM.