ARTIST'S BIO

Corinne Robbins is a painter and printmaker based in Hudson, NY. She holds an MFA from Hunter College and a BA from Bennington College. Early in her career, she worked as a studio assistant to installation artist Judy Pfaff and later as an archivist for the Warhol Foundation before launching her own business specializing in 20th-century design.

After relocating permanently from Brooklyn to upstate New York, Robbins’ personal practice flourished. She has been awarded two fellowships from the Vermont Studio Center—one in painting and later another in printmaking, and was a finalist for the Orlowsky Freed Painting Grant. Her work has been exhibited at the Albany Institute of History and Art, the Bennington Museum, and WAAM in Woodstock, NY.  She was also the subject of a solo exhibition at Carrie Haddad Gallery in Hudson, NY.

Robbins attended the Byrdcliffe Artist Residency, where she began exploring semi-surrealist themes in her painting. Her work is regularly shown at Art Sales and Research Gallery in Clinton Corners, NY, as well as at other regional venues. Over the past two years, she has been creating monotypes, both in Kingston, NY and Woodstock, NY.