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Abstract works and the human figure remain her special interests. In 1995, through a collaborative project with Carleton University's School of Architecture, a unique building was designed and constructed to serve as Ms. Baker's art studio and as a place for workshops and special events held for the public and artistic community. When not painting or teaching, Ms.Baker actively works to promote the visual arts through special public awareness exhibits, demonstrations, and lectures. In 1998, Ms. Baker completed a 11' x 14' commission of seven painted masonite panels for the lobby entrance of Mosaid Technologies Incorportated of Kanata, Ont. Robin Baker has since completed several series of works inspired by her travels across Canada, and visits to New Mexico, Portugal, and Morocco. Robin Baker is a mixed media artist and art instructor, working in oils, encaustics, watercolours, pastels, and pen and ink with subjects ranging from landscapes, the figure, and still life. Abstract works and the human figure remain her special interests. When not painting or teaching, Ms Baker actively works to promote the visual arts through special public awareness exhibits, demonstrations, and lectures. Robin Baker has several series of works inspired by the people and landscapes encountered during her travels across Canada and visits to New Mexico, Portugal, Morocco, Turkey, Costa Rica, and Paris, France. Education 1968-1973 Centre for Creative Studies, Detroit, Michigan affiliated college with Wayne State University Solo Exhibitions
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Teaching Experience: has instructed classes in colour, drawing, and other forms of artistic creative expression through art colleges, art galleries, and private workshops. Regularly conducts week-end workshops exploring various aspects of creativity. Also provided specialized workshops for corporations and government managers to stimulate creativity and re-invigorate leaders to think "out of the box."
I Artist's Statement " There is a parallel to what happens in my life and in my artwork. The canvases and drawings are a visual journal. As a woman artist observing the changes within my own body, mind, and spirit, I have a reasonable knowledge and insight into the changes that other women feel. I am committed to creating images expressing the external and internal changes within myself and to reflect on the evolving identity of women." Last update February 25, 2010 back to top of page |