Sally Brown

Sally Jane Brown is a multidisciplinary artist, curator, and writer whose work investigates the intersections of womanhood, motherhood, and the physical body. Utilizing drawing, painting, and mixed media, Brown has exhibited across the U.S. and UK, with residencies spanning the U.S. to Argentina. She has illustrated four books, including Feverdream (2026) with poet Renée K. Nicholson. Her award-winning art appears in publications like Creative Mornings and Rogue Agent, public art in Morgantown, and collections including the University of Nebraska archives. Her writing has appeared in The Conversation and Woman’s Art Journal. An accomplished curator who has organized national group exhibitions, Sally serves as Curator for West Virginia University Libraries. She brings deep academic grounding to her practice, holding a BA in Studio Art and an MPA from the University of Nebraska, and an MA in Art History and a Graduate Certificate in Feminist Theory from WVU.