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Ada Pullini Brown is a Los Angeles–based painter and printmaker whose work has been widely exhibited nationally and abroad.

Her works are in public collections including the Blanton Museum of Art in Austin, the Visual Arts & Crafts Academy of Germiston in South Africa, the UC Santa Barbara Archives of Self-Help Graphics, and the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA).

Born in New York, she studied at the High School of Art & Design and Queens College (CUNY), earned an M.F.A. from the University of Houston, and as an undergraduate attended the Sarah Lawrence Lacoste School of the Arts, in France, sparking her lifelong interest in travel and plein-air painting.

A retired Professor of Painting and Drawing, she founded ArTravel, a program leading plein-air workshops in Europe for nearly two decades. She is a Kipaipai Fellow and maintains a studio at the Brewery Artist Complex in Los Angeles.