The Jan Johansen Gallery at Rumriver Art Center invites you to experience mask/UNmask, a thought-provoking exhibition by textile artist Nina Robinson. Join us for the opening reception on April 5th from 2–4 PM. Then, on April 12th at 3 PM, Robinson will share her creative journey and demonstrate her unique sewing techniques in an artist talk.
For six years, Robinson, a St. Paul-based artist, has examined neurocomplexity and the way society perceives autism. Through repurposed clothing and the rhythmic motion of her sewing machine, she stitches together narratives of identity, perception, and transformation. This challenges how we see neurodivergence while experiencing textile art.
Join us For:
mask/UNmask by artist Nina Martine Robinson
Show Opening: Saturday, April 5th from 2 pm – 4 pm
Artist Talk & Demo: Saturday, April 12th at 3 pm Robinson will be giving an artist talk discussing her practice and demonstrating her process using her sewing machine.
Both events are free and open to the public. The exhibition will open April 5th and run until May 3rd, 2025.
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