Jaime Raybin earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Watkins College of Art and Design in 2006. Her exhibition history includes the Frist Center for the Visual Arts (Nashville, TN), Swanson-Reed Contemporary (Louisville, KY), the Renaissance Center (Dickson, TN), Athens Institute for Contemporary Art (Athens, GA), and the University of the South (Sewanee, TN). She lives in Nashville, TN.

Raybin is part of Off the Wall Art Group, a five member art collective committed to making conceptually driven work with personal resonance. Off the Wall began in 2004 as a group of students creating their own exhibition opportunities. It has since become a fixture of the local independent art movement, with invitations to show in galleries and speak in front of the community.

From 2007 to 2009 Raybin served as President of Plate Tone Printshop, a membership based fine art printmaking facility offering studio access, classes, and exhibition opportunities.

Raybin was on the Board of Directors of the Secret Show Series, a curatorial group dedicated to displaying contemporary, often experimental art in nontraditional spaces. The Secret Show Series operated an alternative art space, 310 Chestnut, in 2005.

Raybin's art is material driven, utilizing substances such as Pepto-Bismol, bubble gum, and school glue to conjure personal associations.

She publishes The Scientific Method, a lifestyle fanzine for social climbing scientists.


www.offthewallartgroup.com
www.platetone.org
www.secretshowseries.com