Price Range: $600-$5000
Robin Smith Peck
Robin began her career in printmaking as a BFA student at the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design, where she studied under Tamarind Master Printer Bob Rogers. After graduating, she moved to Alberta, where she worked as a technician in the Printmaking Department at the University of Alberta. While employed there, she co-founded the Society of Northern Alberta Print-Artists with Marc Siegner. Robin entered the master’s program at the University of Alberta and graduated with her MVA in 1990. She then moved to Yellowknife and continued her studio practice, exhibiting at Latitude 53 Gallery and the Machida Print Museum in Japan, among other venues. In addition, she worked with Arctic College, travelling to the communities of Iqaluit, Cape Dorset and Holman to teach printmaking.
In 1996, she moved with her husband and young son back to her hometown of Goose Bay, Labrador, where she built a printshop, creating the visual material she would use in her collages. Soon after, Robin began exhibiting with Christina Parker Gallery in St. John’s.
In 2005, Robin, Dennis and Robert moved to Fort McMurray, and Robin began teaching in the Art and Design Department at Keyano College. While there, she exhibited in faculty shows as well as print exhibitions in Beijing and Thailand. In 2012, the family relocated to the Edmonton area, where Robin built a new studio practice, continued to teach as a contract instructor and began exhibiting with Peter Robertson Gallery. Over the last few years, Robin has participated in numerous group shows and held three solo exhibitions: Image and the Curious Mind at 501 Gallery, The Steamfitter’s Guide at McMullen Gallery, and Living on Site—Working from Home at Christina Parker Gallery.
In 2013, she was inducted into the Edmonton Arts and Culture Hall of Fame.
Available Works
Embedded In The Ground Was A Silver Rusted Medal
Weighted In The Raw Wind
Weeds Like Capillaries
The Nature Of Their Errand
Sweat Pooled On His Brow As They Went Further Inside
Radio Jamming
In The Woodlands 40
She Considered Briefly The Possibility That She Would Never Return
In The Woodlands 15
Garnets In Feldspar
As If Moved By An Unseen Force They Progressed
Between The Rain And The Scars
From Hereon #2
Air So Pure And Cold It Worked As An Intoxicant
From Hereon #4
The Two Thought “We Have Been Here Before” But Neither Dared Give Voice
Sleeper 16
In the Woodlands 16
In the Woodlands 26
In the Woodlands 45
Sleeper 10
Arrangement 3 (Mapping a Leviathan)
Sleeper 12
Arrangement 2 (Floating)
Sleeper 14
Flight Path
Sleeper 3
Tea and Horsetails 3/5
Tea by the Bay 3 (3/5)
At the Water’s Edge 2 (Gull Island)
At the Water’s Edge 3 (Day’s Catch)
Storm Cell
At the Water’s Edge 5 (Gossip in the Grotto)
In the Garden 1
Catalogs
International Women’s Day Group Exhibition e-Catalog 2021
International Women’s Day Group Exhibition 2021: #ChooseToChallenge
International Women’s Day (IWD) is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity. Significant activity is witnessed worldwide as groups come together to celebrate women’s achievements or rally for women’s equality.
For the exhibition e-Catalog click HERE
Darrah & Smith-Peck Exhibition e-Catalog 2022
Darrah & Smith-Peck Exhibition 2022: Works within a Continuum
Darrah & Smith-Peck come together in this two-person exhibition to celebrate the on-going growth and development of art. This exhibition is just a snap-shot of the growth of these two artists in their long-standing career and growth in their art. Always ever-changing, evolving, and experimentation is the core to each artist’s growth, as is illustrated in these works by both Darrah & Smith-Peck. Darrah & Smith-Peck come together in this two-person exhibition to celebrate the on-going growth and development of art. This exhibition is just a snap-shot of the growth of these two artists in their long-standing career and growth in their art. Always ever-changing, evolving, and experimentation is the core to each artist’s growth, as is illustrated in these works by both Darrah & Smith-Peck
To view the exhibition e-Catalog, click HERE
International Women’s Day Exhibition 2026
Opening reception: Saturday, March 14 from 2-5pm.
Our International Women’s Day Exhibition is up! Despite a water line break, we are now back to normal and have this incredible exhibition up!
This exhibition will highlight works by our women artist by including; Nancy Boyd, Isla Burns, Camrose Ducote, Jennifer Hornyak, Joice M Hall, Dorothy Knowles, Elza Mayhew, Amy Modahl, Elzbieta Krawecka, Hilda Oomen, Linda Nardelli, Robin Smith-Peck, and Diana Zasadny.
As 2026 mission for International Women’s Day (IWD) is #GiveToGain, any sales from this exhibition will have a percentage going towards Safe Haven. Safe Haven Foundation of Canada was born from one couple’s personal mission to develop a program dedicated to keeping homeless, and at-risk teenage girls safe, off the streets, and in school.
International Women’s Day (IWD) is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity. Significant activity is witnessed worldwide as groups come together to celebrate women’s achievements or rally for women’s equality.
As women in art have been overshadowed by their counter parts for so many years, the intent to highlight and applaud all our women artists from our roster by exhibiting them as a strong united group in one fabulous exhibition. Women of all genera of art will be on display and representing art from across Canada. This exhibition will celebrate the diversity and strength of art done by women in Canada.
Historically women have been overshadowed in the arts by their counter-parts for so many years. It is just until recent years that we see women starting to flourish in the artists. Great artists such as Mary Pratt, Helen Frankenthaler, Georgia O’Keefe, and Emily Carr have paved the way for today’s women in the arts. This show is to exemplify the strong and = innovative art that women artists of today are creating.