Mozelle Rawson: June 2013

Mozelle Rawson Brown
    Born in East Texas, 1934
    Currently lives in the Dallas Fort Worth area
    Mother of four children

Education
    Southern Methodist University, Dallas, Texas (Art)
    University of Texas, Arlington (Art)

Solo Exhibitions
    University of Texas, Arlington
    Paige Gallery
    Brookhaven College
    Hasgow Gallery, Dallas
    Brookhaven College
    Cushing Gallery/Studio
    Grand Prairie Women's Club
    Goodrich Gallery
Group Exhibitions
    Paige Gallery, Dallas
    Brookhaven College
    Prestonwood Creek Invitational
    Gallery 13
    Glen Lakes Invitational, Dallas
    Cushing Gallery/Studio
    University of Texas at Dallas
    Stewart Galleries
    Capitol Bank, Dallas
    Dallas Public Library
    Richardson Public Library
    Bell Plaza
    Investors Gallery
    D'Art Visual Art Center
    Plaza of the Americas Gallery
    South Dallas Cultural Center
    Texas Women's University
    Hasgow Gallery, Dallas
    Brookhaven College, Dallas
    Cushing Gallery/Studio
    Grand Prairie Women's Club

Mozelle Rawson Brown, a Texas artist well known in Dallas, is exhibiting her works of art on this web space. Brown's colorful, enigmatic canvasses, and other works of art always generate involvement between the viewer and the artwork. Her skillfully executed works have received much acclaim.

"Here is a very accomplished painter - who has a nice personal sensitivity - color and form are wedded beautifully."
                                  ---- Bill Komadore, Professor - Brookhaven College, Dallas

"Clarity of color is magnificent! This area of design that she has "staked out" has great possibilities . . .There is a beautiful unity of color."
                                  ---- Roger Winter, Professor - Southern Methodist University, Dallas

Although oil painting is her forte, Mozelle works in a variety of Media. Her colors have changed over the years from soft pastels to vivid primary colors with lights and darks moving in and out to create mystery and intrigue. Mozelle was active in many prestigious organizations and is a member of the Women's Caucus for Arts and the Museum for Women in the Arts.