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Discussion about Photographer Laurie Brown’s Visions of the Earth

The Scripps Fine Arts Foundation December 2025 program presented a discussion about the recently produced short film "Laurie Brown: Artist Portrait" with Scripps College alumnae: filmmaker Elizabeth Turk ’83 and arts writer Suzanne Muchnic ’62 . The program was co-presented with Williamson Gallery, Scripps College in Claremont, CA. This video includes the trailer for the film, a slideshow of Brown's images and an insightful discussion of her work. ABOUT THE FILM The award-winning documentary film, recently produced by ET Projects Foundation, presents artist Laurie Brown ’59 in conversation with Suzanne Muchnic, as she reflects on her forty-year dedication to photographing the transformation of landscapes in Southern California and Nevada. Her artwork reveals a mythic vision of the earth, as it changes under the impact of industrial-scaled human action. More at https://etprojects.foundation/film. ABOUT THE ARTIST Photographer Laurie Brown grew up in Los Angeles and has lived in Orange County for the past thirty-five years. A graduate of Scripps College she earned an MFA from California State University, Fullerton, and taught photography at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. In 1978 Brown was awarded a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship Grant. In addition to publishing several books, her work has been exhibited in Japan and at numerous museums and institutions across the country including the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston. Laurie Brown reflects on her work: “I’m not making a moral or political judgment. I’m interested in the big picture. Coming out of Scripps, you have a way of reasoning about the world, connecting with the time in which you’re living while at the same time attempting to maintain an awareness of the larger realities of both the past and the future.” More about Laurie Brown at http://lauriebrownphotographer.com More about the Scripps Fine Arts Foundation at www.scripps-faf.org Video produced by Eduardo Gonzalez