Rate My Professor Kathy Brown

Throughout her career, Dr. Brown previously served as Assistant Professor of Art Education in the College of Visual Arts and Design at the University of North Texas. She has received notable honors, including designation as a 2023 Amon Carter Museum Community Artist, and actively serves on review boards for art education journals. Her scholarly publications demonstrate significant impact, with titles such as "Message from the Mothership: Futurist Art Pedagogy for Black Lives" co-authored with Lauren Cross in Visual Inquiry (2021); "Black Hair as Metaphor Explored through Duoethnography and Arts-Based Research" (2021); "Same Standards, Different Classes: A Comparative Case Study of Two Art Classes Within Communities of Contrasting Socioeconomic Status" (2022); "Art Education and the Practice of Freedom"; and "Diverted Flight Path: The California Art Education Association's Progress Toward Sustainable Runways." Dr. Brown chairs and serves on graduate committees, organizes student writing retreats like Ink + Inspiration, and hosts workshops and events promoting global arts dialogues, such as collaborations with international artists.