Book Signing with Zahrina Robertson
Description
Please join us at Harry Hartog Penrith on Saturday 17 October at 12PM as we celebrate Zahrina Robertson's new release - HOW TO BE AN ART SNOB ...EVEN IF YOU’RE NOT ONE!
About the Book
HOW TO BE AN ART SNOB ...EVEN IF YOU’RE NOT ONE! is a witty, insider’s guide to navigating the art world without feeling intimidated, out of place, or underdressed intellectually.
Blending humour, storytelling, and real-world insight, Zahrina Robertson demystifies the unspoken rules of galleries, collectors, and contemporary art... so you can walk in, hold your own, and maybe even leave with art you love.
This isn’t about pretending about Art.
It’s about seeing Art differently.
About the Author
Zahrina Robertson is an internationally awarded artist, author of six books, and one of Australia’s most distinctive creative voices, known for transforming creativity into both personal reinvention and meaningful global impact. Once recognized as a leading personal branding photographer, often described as “the Annie Leibovitz of personal branding” Zahrina spent over a decade capturing some of the world’s most influential figures, including Richard Branson and Simon Sinek, Aviva Drescher, Mel Shilling and many more global Thought Leaders. Her work, grounded in a career with LVMH, shaped how high-performing individuals and global brands are seen, remembered, and felt. In a profound creative pivot, Zahrina stepped away from the lens and into paint, emerging as “The Accidental Artist,” discovered internationally by a New York Art Gallery and then featured on a Times Square billboard in New York. Today, her signature Luminous Lightscapes are collected for their ethereal beauty and deeper purpose…each work is created to inspire connection, calm, and conservation. As “The Creative Conservationist,” Zahrina now bridges art, storytelling, and environmental impact, partnering with organizations such as Taronga Zoo, Sydney, to ensure her work contributes to protecting the natural world she so often paints.
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