Halina Czajkowska Robinson of London, Ont., lived a remarkable life.
Born in Poland, the Holocaust survivor played a key role in discovering a cure to childhood leukemia. But she also left other treasures behind when she died at 94 — nearly 1,000 pieces of her artwork.
Now, her art collection is on display at an exhibit called LIFE/FORMS at London’s Satellite Project Space on Dundas Street until Aug. 19.
“It’s unlike anything I’ve ever seen before,” said Moira McKee, an art appraiser and curator of the exhibit.
“Many of her peers and loved ones were quite unaware that she was producing to this extent.”
Moira McKee is a an appraiser who curated Robinson’s LIFE/FORMS exhibit, running at
