Linnie Brown is a painter who lives and works in Lehi, Utah. Her work, over the last twenty years, has centered on abstraction, complex layers, and the merging of disparate objects or time periods. Brown’s paintings, in more recent years, seek to convey specific and personal subject matter, with fragments of landscape and architecture from her own life. Her densely layered acrylic paintings reference accumulated memories and the process of navigating one’s identity.
Originally from Portland, Oregon, Brown relocated to Utah to study painting and art education at Brigham Young University. She went on to receive her MFA degree from the University of Utah.
Brown maintains an active exhibition schedule and shows her work regularly. Most recently, her work was included in group shows at the Springville Museum of Art, the Southern Utah Museum of Art, and the St. George Art Museum, and in a 2025 solo exhibition at Frederick Holmes & Company in Seattle. Brown is represented by A Gallery in Salt Lake City, UT and LaFontsee Galleries in Grand Rapids, MI. In addition to her studio work, Brown teaches part-time at Utah Valley University.
