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Robbie Barber is a Professor of Art specializing in Sculpture & 3D Design at Baylor University's Department of Art and Art History, housed within the College of Arts & Sciences. He joined Baylor in 2000 and maintains ties to his North Carolina roots, conducting annual research there. His work focuses on rural American vernacular architecture and social narratives.
Education:
- MFA, University of Arizona
- BFA, East Carolina University
Research Interests: Barber explores themes of agrarian structures (e.g., barns, mobile homes) as cultural icons, blending humor and irony with social commentary. Influences include the Ash-Can School, folk art, and science fiction. His sculptures like Settlin' In and Supersonic V (Silver Streak) reflect these themes, merging formal aesthetics with narrative depth.
Professional Contributions: No academic articles listed; focuses on artistic practice and exhibitions. No grants or awards explicitly mentioned in provided text. Advises students within Baylor’s art programs.
Lab/Team Affiliations: Active in Baylor’s Hooper-Schaefer Fine Arts Center, though no specific lab teams are detailed here.
