No other location could better showcase Cecily Brown’s endless explorations, reinterpretations and variations of art history than the treasure trove of masterpieces at the Barnes Foundation in ...

While hanging Cecily Brown’s new exhibition, the curators at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia noticed that Brown, the British-born, New York City–based painter, would suddenly slip away ...

The Barnes welcomes acclaimed British artist Cecily Brown for her largest U.S. presentation.Cecily Brown's "Madrepora (Alluvial)" For centuries, women have been artistically depicted through a ...

Artworks by Cecily Brown courtesy of the artist and Dallas Museum of Art. For Cecily Brown, the experience of looking at art isn’t complete until she responds to it. “A lot of my work actually ...

“Cecily Brown: Themes and Variations” is the first solo show by the artist in Philadelphia. A co-production of the Barnes and the Dallas Museum of Art, “Themes and Variations” is an overview of some ...

The appetizing deer and geese carcasses of Cecily Brown's "The Splendid Table" (2019-2020) reinforce the emphasis on the animal side of human nature.(Genevieve Hanson / The Hartland & Mackie ...

Devotees of the human figure, Cecily Brown and Christina Ramberg turn the Benjamin Franklin Parkway into a showplace for the female gaze. By Deborah Solomon Reporting from Philadelphia Is there ...

British-born painter Cecily Brown’s Figures in a Landscape 2 (2002), currently on view at the Dallas Museum of Art, leans almost defiantly into abstraction. Where in all that melee are the figures?

“Cecily Brown: Themes and Variations” is the first solo show by the artist in Philadelphia. This story first appeared on WHYY.org.