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Brailsford Public Art
P.O. Box 426
1116 Marron Valley Road
Dulzura, CA 91917 USA
(619) 468-9641
robinbrailsford@yahoo.com

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Brailsford Featured in the video series "The Role of Public Art"

With six new stations in five cities coming your way in 2015, we wanted to introduce you to the process by which the Authority selected the artists that will make each station unique. This 15-minute video explains the role of public art in existing Gold Line Stations (from Union Station to Pasadena) as well as provides an overview of the themes and elements of the art that will be integrated into the stations along the Foothill Extension from Pasadena to Azusa. Watch the videos.

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Artist Bio

Robin Brailsford is The Good Ideas Woman. Brailsford relishes large and complicated public art challenges, for which she charts clear and comprehensive solutions. Brailsford is at her best when given the latitude to imagine and then realize holistic conceptual and physical solutions for daunting civic and environmental requirements.For over 2 decades Robin Brailsford of Brailsford Public Art has been creating award-winning projects, on time, within budget and to the clients’ highest aesthetic and technical expectations. Robin holds an MFA in Sculpture, and a Patent for LithoMosiacs, a means to cast mosaics within monolithic concrete pours. She is a Founding and Board Member of Public Address and much more. Download her resume to learn more.


Robin Brailsford and Wick Alexander implement a large LithoMosiac project.

LithoMosaic

Robin is the inventor of LithoMosaic, a process for setting mosaics in monolithic concrete pours and production. Collaborating with Lithocrete, Shaw & Sons and T.B Penick, she is now training and promoting internationally, this new art process, which liberates creativity and budgets for public art, landscape architecture and architecture. See: www.lithomosaic.com.

 

 

 

 

 

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