Robin Joy’s Fine Art Drawings will be on exhibit at KAJ Gallery

KAJ Gallery will be featuring unique fine art drawings created by artist Robin Joy in a special exhibit from September 7 to October 12.
The show’s opening reception will be held on Saturday, September 7 from 5 to 8 p.m.; Joy will also have a book signing of her book Birds on A Wire on Saturday, September 21 from 4 to 6 p.m. The reception and show are open to the public and art enthusiasts are encouraged to attend.
Joy’s book is a central theme in her art installation on display at the gallery. Her works will feature 6”x 6” drawings from her book, as well as, larger drawings measuring five feet in height.
Having travelled in Europe from an early age and then living in Asia, Joy was deeply moved by the miniature artwork collections in Taipei. This love of finely detailed minutiae is a major influence on her work today.
Her artwork has been displayed in galleries located throughout the world. In 2007, Joy opened her gallery and showroom in New York City’s West Village, while creating installations in other galleries and business throughout the city. In 2017, at the Musee de la Toile de Jouy in Jouy-en-Josas, France, Joy had a solo exhibition as well as had an interactive miniature drawing event at the Musee.
Joy’s artwork will be on display at KAJ Gallery through October 12 along with ceramicist Chris Gustin, two-dimensional painter Paul Tamanian, sculptor Mark Dickson, and ceramicist Karen Shapiro.
KAJ Gallery is located at 462 Tamiami Trail between 4th and 5th Avenues North. For more information, call 239-234-7918 or visit www.kajartgallery.com.
About KAJ Gallery:
KAJ Gallery’s focus is to bring some of the finest contemporary artwork to the Naples, Florida community. The gallery is a joint venture by longtime friends Jason Taylor and Kosmas Ballis. Taylor is an accomplished plastic surgeon and is currently based in Los Angeles. He specializes in reconstructive cleft palate surgery for children. Ballis attended the Kansas City Art Institute and holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from Florida State University. He’s also an accomplished ceramic sculptor who has work in museums throughout the world.