I’m headed to Houston for my solo exhibition “HELL and the Paradisal” @InmanGallery. Join us Sat, Sept 17 at 1pm for a conversation between musician Damien Jurado and me followed by an open house reception from 2-4 pm. The exhibition will be up until Nov 5.
If you’re at the @thearmoryshow this week, be sure to check out my work @InmanGallery❣️
Everyone needs to do what @growlerpig did…WATCH “MARY HARTMAN, MARY HARTMAN.” Absolutely nothing like it. Not before, not since.
2 days left guys! To quote @InglettGallery, “Run do not walk, it’s the last week to see Robyn O’Neil’s AMERICAN ANIMALS featuring THE WORLD’S LARGEST DRAWING ON CANVAS!!!! A once in a lifetime experience.”
This month marks the 7 Year Anniversary of ME READING STUFF! Believe it or not, I consider it to the be the greatest work of my life. Enjoy or don’t enjoy. I’ll be recording anyway. I love you listeners so much more than I could ever explain. With joy and confusion always, Robyn
I got my first @nytimesarts review and I’m VERY HAPPY!!!
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AMERICAN ANIMALS, my new solo show of drawings on canvas among other things, opens April 28th @InglettGallery . . . See you there❣️
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Thanks @Robyn_ONeil for this drawing. Let’s hope you’re not compelled to draw one for 2022.
Damien got me these wondrous oil paintings of my heroes @EBraeden & @MarkGrossman & Christmas will never be this good again❣️#YR @YandR_CBS #victornewman #adamnewman
Today’s podcast was the longest episode yet AND I read to you what might be the most interesting poems I’ve read on the show in the 6+ years I’ve been doing it! I present to you: The Poetry of Graham Burnam, age 8.
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Who doesn’t love an angry lion? Get this special edition t-shirt of one of my hotel stationery drawings from @InmanGallery before they’re gone! inman-gallery.square.site/pr…
Who wants a t-shirt of my hotel stationary drawing of an angry (or tired) lion? You do?!? Yay! Do it!
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"I was one of those people who decided that the concept of being an artist was to be perplexed in public."—Lawrence Weiner
attn: @Robyn_ONeil
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@Robyn_ONeil's “WE, THE MASSES” (2011), depicts an expansive landscape populated by middle-aged white men clad in black tracksuits and white sneakers.
Read more on Landmarks' Video page:
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📸Courtesy of the artist and Talley Dunn Gallery
