Stina Baudin

Stina Baudin is a Haitian-Canadian artist and scholar based in Montreal (Québec) and Detroit (United States). She studied at Concordia University (Montreal) and the Academy of Fine Arts (Brussels, Belgium) and is a 2025 MFA Candidate at Cranbrook Academy of the Arts.

Baudin’s weavings feature mixed media including data, text, archival materials and oral histories to tell stories about Black people and their contested histories. Bringing together these narratives through intricate patterns, her work bridges the divisions between traditional narrative and data, truth and myth. In this way, her work seeks to express the varied bodies of knowledge that emerge through geographical movement, ritual, ancestry and history.

Baudin is a 2023-2024 recipient of the Gilbert Foundation Scholarship and the Maxwell/ Hanrahan Foundation Materials Award of Cranbrook. Recent awards, fellowships exhibitions and residencies include ZK/U (Berlin, Germany), Wildseed (Toronto, Ontario), the Banff Centre for Art and Creativity (Alberta), Pocoapoco (Oaxaca de Juárez, Mexico), and CultureHub (New York, United States). Her work has been supported by the Canada Council of the Arts (CCA), Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ) and Holon Berlin.