An internationally known sculptor, Joy Brown’s larger than life human figures are instantly recognizable. And while her bronze sculptures grace public spaces from Beijing to New York City, each piece begins as a clay figure fired at her home studio in Kent, CT. The Art of Joy Brown, through April 6 at Tremaine Gallery, traces the evolution of Brown’s work, from tiny clay figures to clay-headed puppets, to small statues and wall tiles, to the monumental work found in public spaces. Panel discussion with filmmaker Eduardo Montes Bradley & Joy Brown March 6 at 7 pm. Free and open to the public.