Artist Information:
Robyn Tomlin
lafayette, NY
United States
Member Since: Sep 2005
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Artist Statement:
Robyn Tomlin is a video artist
currently residing in upstate
NY, USA. Prior to 2001 she
resided in Tokyo for thirteen
years where she worked as a
freelance broadcast video
journalist, documentary maker,
television producer, and
video artist.
In 1999 she introduced her
video art works to the
producers of the large
outdoor Jumbotron screen at
Shibuya station, Tokyo and
negotiated for hourly one
minute blocks of video art
broadcasts. The hourly art
broadcasts were successful and
the art program continues
today under the name of
Gallery-Q.
From April 2000 to April 2001
she taped, edited and
produced ‘Robyn’s Report’ an
art, documentary and
commentary program broadcast
weekly on Tokyo-Yokohama cable
television. Her award winning
video art and video sculptures
have been presented at
festivals, galleries and
museums internationally; the
Canadian Embassy in Tokyo, The
Whitney Museum of Art, NYC,
The Tokyo International Video
Festival, The Everson Museum
of Art, NY, and The Fenimore
Museum of Art, NY.
Most recently Tomlin has been
developing her video art
further in the direction of
video sculpture, large scale
permanent video installations
and video sculpture as part of
permanent architectural
design. Tomlin received her
MFA in Video Art from Syracuse
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Robyn Tomlin's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Robyn Tomlin's Portfolio. Browse Tomlin's body of work: Robyn Tomlin is a video artist currently residing in upstate NY, USA. Prior to 2001 she resided in Tokyo for thirteen years where she worked as a freelance broadcast video journalist, documentary maker, television producer, and video artist.
In 1999 she introduced her video art works to the producers of the large outdoor Jumbotron screen at Shibuya station, Tokyo and negotiated for hourly one minute blocks of video art broadcasts. The hourly art broadcasts were successful and the art program continues today under the name of Gallery-Q.
From April 2000 to April 2001 she taped, edited and produced ‘Robyn’... |
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