Kina Lamblin likes to think her late mother, professional painter Electra Long, “is shining down on me in this job.”
“It feels like a connection with her in this work,” said Lamblin, 56, of San Anselmo, who took over as the new executive director of the nonprofit Marin Open Studios on Jan. 1.
Lamblin, a sculptor, former lawyer, education nonprofit founder and board director, was selected from a field of about 20 applicants by the Marin Open Studios board of directors, said Jonah Burlingame, board president.