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Edward Malcolm Brownlee (1929-2013) was an American sculptor known for his modernist architectural creations with a style influenced by the art of Oceania, Asia, and the Pacific Northwest. He is best known for his work in Hawaii, where he was a frequent collaborator with architect Pete Wimberly .
Brownlee (1929-2013) was an accomplished tiki carver and architectural sculptor. His suggestion to Honolulu architect Alfred Preis that 1 percent of public construction be set aside for artwork led to the creation of the Hawai'i State Foundation on Culture and the Arts which then commissioned work from several artists including himself.
SOUTHEND musician Mick Brownlee, who once persuaded legendary guitarist Eric Clapton to play a set in a high street pub, has died. The drummer, music promoter and inspiration for two...
Southend musician Mick Brownlee, who once persuaded legendary guitarist Eric Clapton to play a set in a high street pub, has died. The drummer, music promoter and inspiration for two generations of local musicians has lost his ten-year battle with cancer.
The initial line-up of the Paramounts, from September 1960, was Gary Brooker (piano, ex-Johnny Short and the Coasters), Mick Brownlee (drums; born October 1943, Chiswick, West London, died June 2017, ex-Mickey Law and the Outlaws), Chris Copping (bass), Bob Scott (vocals, ex-Bob Scott and the Clansmen) and Robin Trower (guitar).
4 askART artist summary of Edward Malcolm (Mick) Brownlee. Edward Malcolm (Mick) Brownlee (1929 - 2013) was active/lived in Hawaii, Oregon. Edward Brownlee is known for Modernist architectural sculpture.
Edward Malcolm “Mick” Brownlee was a prominent sculptor in Hawai’i and the Pacific Rim. Born in Portland April 23, 1929, he served as an Army cartographer in Japan after World War II, before attending Oregon State University and the California College of Arts and Crafts.
