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John Baldwin
For over 16 years, John Baldwin has been well
known as the owner operator of Frames of Mind in the Lumberyard on St. John.
However, few people know about the years he spent as a photographer in college
and in the Army, in the commercial industry and then in the world of museums. He
designed and built the commercial darkroom for the Arizona State History Museum.
There he worked for over a decade as museum exhibit designer and photographer.
The multi-talented artist became so interested in the glass work of Dale Chihuly
and William Morris, which he photographed for museums, that he spent 10 years
working as a full-time glass artist in the United States and Australia. He has
spent his years on St. John renewing his interest in photography and its
technology. For St. Thomas, he debuts his landscape and nature work. A maestro
in both shooting and printing images, Baldwin prefers printing his images on
canvas..
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Mango Tango Art Gallery
Al Cohen Plaza
Raphune Hill
St. Thomas, VI 00802
United States
Ph: 3407773060
e-mail: shopkeeper@mangotango-art.com
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