Audrey Baldwin is a Zimbabwean born, Aotearoa New Zealand raised artist, curator, and event producer. She is currently based in the United Kingdom.

She graduated from Ilam School of Fine Arts, University of Canterbury in 2009 and has shown in galleries around New Zealand as well as in Japan, India, Zimbabwe, Australia, and the Netherlands.

Audrey’s practice incorporates live performance, audience participation, event production and curating.

Finding playful and meaningful ways to engage with and expand audiences for contemporary art is a key value in her work. Her events aim to find ways to demystify and make art accessible in order to strengthen and broaden the arts community.

Audrey has been on the forefront of enlivening and activating public spaces in Christchurch since 2010—particularly in the central city through pop up art works and events such as First Thursdays Chch, Shared Lines Collaborative and The Social Artists Collective.

Audrey works in a range of scales; from intimate one on one performances to large scale public art events. She has worked with both grass roots and community led organisations as well as institutions such as The Physics Room Contemporary Art Space, WORD Christchurch, Scape Public Art