Robin Power, whose home and studio are in Lemont and who is known for her hand-worked figurative sculptures of humans and animals, will showcase her art and skill Saturday at the Beverly Art Walk.
Artist Robin Power, of Lemont, will display her talent and art Saturday at the Beverly Art Walk.
Her next public event will be the Beverly Art Walk on Sept. 23, where she will give pottery demonstrations from noon to 5 p.m at the Ridge Historical Society, 10621 S. Seeley Ave.Power’s mastery of her field is recognized in the arts community throughout Chicagoland. Lemont-based artist Robin Power holds her pet chicken in this undated photo she calls her"glam shot." Power will will give pottery demonstrations during the Beverly Art Walk from noon to 5 p.m Saturday at the Ridge Historical Society, 10621 S. Seeley Ave.
Power’s total lack of pretentiousness becomes obvious when she refers to a photo of herself holding her chicken Rosie as her “glam shot.” She uses the picture to represent herself professionally, including on the website of the Stirling Hall Community Art Center, part of Lake Forest Parks and Recreation, where she teaches classes. By her own admission, she’s “not that person” who would have it otherwise.Power grew up as Robin Peterson in Elmhurst.
“Art education today is more conceptual, but at the time I went to the Art Institute, they really taught technique. They taught you about the material you were working with and how to use it. I took anatomy to learn about the human figure, something that always interested me. I think formal training is important, especially if you want to pursue a career in the arts,” Power said.
“I was making ethnic dolls, not dolls with blonde hair, blue eyes, and yards of lace. He said he was very impressed with my work, but the dolls that were selling had blond hair, blue eyes, and yards of lace,” said Power.
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