Sara Robichaud (née: McIntosh)
Sara Robichaud is a mid-career visual artist based on Vancouver Island, Canada. Primarily known as a formalist painter, her recent work explores feminine perspectives, memory and place through a site-specific installation in her home. Sara is currently working on a series of monumental 1:1 scale paintings borne of ritual, embodying spiritual practice, empathy and ecology.
Recent exhibitions include Home Again (2024) at Union Gallery, Queen’s University, Kingston ON, Small Gatherings (2020) at Nanaimo Art Gallery and Spectral (2019, solo) at Herringer-Kiss Gallery. Sara is represented at Herringer Kiss Gallery in Calgary, AB.
Robichaud holds a Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Victoria (Victoria, BC, 2009) and a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Honours from Queen’s University (Kingston ON, 1995).
Her work is part of the following public collections, Global Affairs (Canadian Consulate, WA, DC), Nanamio Art Gallery (Nanaimo, BC) and the Kennedy Arts Centre (North Bay, ON). Other notable collections include the Fairmont Baku Flame Towers (Baku, Azerbaijan) and the private collection of Princess Noura of Saudi Arabia.
