Carolyn Brown

The first important photograph from Carolyn’s camera was the Pyramid of Chephren with Running Horses near Cairo Egypt in 1971.

Carolyn’s work is a testament to the world's most beautiful scenery and ancient sites, natural and man-made.

She traveled the world, including the Middle East and throughout Mexico and Central America to photograph antiquities and famous places including Dallas and nearby Fort Worth TX.

She authored numerous books dealing with nature, Mexico, the Mideast, Dallas, Fort Worth Stockyards, and Dallas, Texas.

Graduate: Art History, Center of Arabic Studies, Cairo American University, Egypt
MA Studio Arts: Texas Woman’s University, Denton, TX
BA Art Education, Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, IA
2021: Palmyra, Syria with Dr, Michael Thomas, Director Edith ODIAH: Crow Museum Asian Art, Dallas
2020: Gift of twenty framed photographs from Michoacán to the Mexican Consulate, Dallas and Mexico City
2019: Cowboy Diaries: The Fort Worth Stockyards Craighead Green Gallery, Dallas, TX
Carolyn Brown Retrospective: University of Texas at Dallas: Edith O’Donnell Institute of Art History
2018: Visions of Mexico: Consulate General of Mexico in Dallas, Texas
2017: Award for Excellence in Community Service: Creative. Dallas Historical Society, Dallas, TX
Exhibition of the Painted Tombs of Swift: Craighead Green Gallery

One Person Exhibitions, Installations, Awards (selected):
2021: Palmyra, Syria with Dr, Michael Thomas, Director Edith ODIAH: Crow Museum Asian Art, Dallas
2020: Gift of twenty framed photographs from Michoacán to the Mexican Consulate, Dallas and Mexico City
2019: Cowboy Diaries: The Fort Worth Stockyards Craighead Green Gallery, Dallas, TX
Carolyn Brown Retrospective: University of Texas at Dallas: Edith O’Donnell Institute of Art History
2018: Visions of Mexico: Consulate General of Mexico in Dallas, Texas
2017: Award for Excellence in Community Service: Creative. Dallas Historical Society, Dallas, TX
Exhibition of the Painted Tombs of Swift: Craighead Green Gallery