Meet the Artist: Janine Baldwin
Join artist Janine Baldwin at Birch Tree Gallery on 18th May as she gives a brief introduction to her creative background and techniques, then shows us how she creates a collage.
About Meet the Artist: Janine Baldwin
Janine Baldwin returns to the gallery with the exhibition 'Windswept Land' - this time together with Dunbar-based artist Eleanor Cunnigham.
You can see the new paintings that will be in this exhibition on the gallery web-site: birchtreegallery.co.uk/artists/janine-baldwin
After giving a brief introduction to her creative background and techniques, Janine will show us how she creates a collage - using initial mark making on a variety of papers, and assembling unique shapes to form a landscape.
Janine lives in Scarborough on the North Yorkshire coast and produces paintings, prints and works on paper inspired by land and sea. She has exhibited extensively across the UK, including with the Royal Academy of Arts and the Society of Women Artists. Janine is an elected member of the Pastel Society, an Associate Artist of Unison Colour pastels.
Since 2006 she has been a conservation volunteer for the North York Moors National Park, working on projects such as tree planting and butterfly habitat management - these projects have allowed a deeper understanding of the landscape, in turn enriching the artwork she creates.
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