The work of photographer and multi-media artist Anne Babineau will be on display now through the end of March, 2011 at the Rhode Island Parent Information Network (RIPIN), headquartered on Pontiac Avenue in Cranston.
RIPIN is a nonprofit agency that "assists individuals, parents, families and children to achieve their goals for health, educational, and socio-economic well being by providing information, education, training, support and advocacy for person/family centered care and systems change."
A portion of every sale from the show will be donated to RIPIN.
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As Babineau's website describes, "Annie B.'s images capture the simplicity of every-day objects and the delicate beauty of nature. She is also a self-taught multi-media artist, inspired by a love of doodling and a desire to create playful and memorable characters. She utilizes a variety of media and techniques, including illustration, carving, block printing, collage, origami and papermaking."
"Her work has been sold worldwide, from Tokyo to Texas, Nebraska to New York. Clients include the venerable stationer Cranes and the legendary department store Neiman Marcus. The mammoth stationer Itoya in Tokyo, as well as Hollywood's Kitson boutique, perennial favorite of In-Style magazine, also carry Annie B.'s work."
RIPIN is open Monday-Friday (excluding holidays) from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. For additional information about Anne Babineau's work visit her website at www.anne-babineau.artistwebsites.com
For additional information about RIPIN please call 401.270.0101 or 1-800.464.3399 or email info@ripin.org . You can also visit the RIPIN website at http://www.ripin.org.
