Robin Moore, Executive Director

Born and raised in Sacramento, Robin's love for the arts started early. She grew up in a household where her mother enjoyed oil painting and her father treated the family to weekly Texaco Metropolitan Opera Radio broadcasts. Robin earned her Bachelor of Arts in art history at Mills College. Her working career has been in the payroll service industry, most recently as a Senior Project Consultant for ADP, Inc. where she worked for thirteen years.
During the 1990s Robin resided in Fairfield where she chaired two city council advisory committees: the Art in Public Places Task Force and the Cultural Arts Awards Committee.

Robin's other passions include international cookery and collecting handmade teapots.

Anne joined the staff of AC5 in April 2008 after receiving a Master's degree in Environmental Planning and Resource Management from San Francisco State University.  Anne has over nine years of experience in the non-profit world, including work in planned giving at the Trust for Public Land, fundraising and events management at Easter Seals Bay Area and philanthropic work in the Environment Program at the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. She recently worked as a restoration intern with the Watershed project in Richmond, and enjoys hiking and mountain biking in the East Bay hills. 

Rebecca Ines, Exhibition Manager

Born in San Francisco in the Haight-Ashbury district, Rebecca earned a degree in Business Management with course work in Arts Education and Art therapy from Saint Mary’s College in Moraga.  She worked in Art Administration for over ten years, and was on the founding Task Force that developed the criteria for Arts and Culture Commission of Contra Costa County (AC5) in the early 90’s.  She was the Regional Chair for CALAA (California Assembly of Local Arts Agencies) playing a strong advocacy role for the San Francisco Bay Area Art Organizations.  In addition Ines was involved with the design and opening of the first Municipal Art Gallery in Antioch.  She also coordinated the design process and installation of over 30 Public Art Projects in Contra Costa and Alameda Counties, including projects such as the Montclair Streetscape, Antioch Animal Shelter and Antioch Police Station, Oakland Banner Project (Fruitvale District), and the Emergency Dispatch Center - Fire Station in Oakland.  As a volunteer for the Arts, Ines has served as a Commissioner for AC5 on both the Public Art Advisory Committee and the Art in the Courthouse Committee.  She has also volunteered for the Arts and Culture Commission of Richmond and served on the Public Art Advisory and Historical Committees.  Ines also served on the Oakland Arts in the Library project, the Concord Gallery Task Force and has consulted with numerous Art groups in Public Art process and Business Development in the Arts.

Dorrie is a painter, a fourth generation Californian and has been a Martinez resident for over 20 years.  Dorrie has served as a Martinez Arts Association Board Member and as Martinez Arts and Library Commission Chair.  She studied Art at the University of Maryland, The Corcoran School of Art, Monterey Cannery Studios, UC Berkeley Extension and Diablo Valley College.  Dorrie has taught after school art classes at John Muir Elementary School and summer adult mural classes for the City of Martinez.   Dorrie’s paintings have been displayed in City Hall in Martinez, the mARTinez GALLERY, and the Main ARTery Gallery in Benicia, and her murals can be viewed on Escobar Street, Court and Susana Streets, F Street and the Library Garden in Martinez.