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Lights! Camera! Action! The Pop Art World of Robin Antar
Authored: Saturday, August 18, 2007 by By John Ostlund
 
"If I wasn't sculpting I would be in a mental institution. . . ." Robin Antar

Robin's got game. This Brooklyn artist's sculpting tools are no longer just a simple grinder and sanding wheel. She is carving her way into the media markets of our time. Search for her on Google and you'll see what promoting one's art is really all about. Between her website, blog, magazine-television-newspaper exposure, and an engaging video on YouTube, you might need to take a lunch break just to decide what road you want to traverse to find out more about the art and life of Robin Antar.

Robin Antar's work selected to be in the book of best American sculptors
Authored: Saturday, August 18, 2007 by VG
 
Kennedy Promotions LLC was truly excited to see the phenomenal talent that exists across the United States and the amazing range of artistic styles. We are confident that the Best Of America Sculpture Artists & Artisans Volume 1 is a beautiful representation of the great artistic talent and diversity of the American artist.

Robin Antar work was selected to be represented in this book

Look what Robin Antar is Doing this Summer!
Authored: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 by V.G.
 
Award winning sculptor Robin Antar, known for her realism in stone, will carve out a very large bottle of Heinz® Ketchup this summer at the MARBLE/marble Symposium, in Marble, Co. for the Marble Institute of Colorado, July 13 – August 5th. When it’s completed, the sculpture will be placed in the corporate headquarters of Heinz in Pittsburgh, PA.for a limited amount of time.
Robin Antar Receives Special Recognition
Authored: Wednesday, June 13, 2007 by V.G.
 
June 5, 2007 -- Artist Robin Antar of Brooklyn, New York has received an Award of Excellence and a Special Recognition Merit Award for artwork in the "9th Annual Collage, Digital & Mixed Media International Juried Online Art Exhibition” hosted by Upstream People Gallery.

The exhibition will be on display online during June, 2007 at Upstream People Gallery and continue for 12 months, closing May 31, 2008.