JOSEPH YOAKUM + ROBYN O’NEIL
14 December 2017 – 27 January 2018
Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC
JOSEPH YOAKUM + ROBYN O’NEIL Installation View, 2017 Courtesy of Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC
JOSEPH YOAKUM
Argyle Canyon, Utah, n.d. Ballpoint pen on paper 8 x 10 in. Sheet 18 x 20 1/2 in. Frame
Great Dividing Range of Queensland sector near Brisbane, Australia, 1963 Ballpoint pen on paper 12 x 18 in. Sheet 20 x 26 1/8 in. Frame
Bold Prairie, Concord, New Hampshire, n.d. Colored pencil, graphite on paper 8 x 10 in. Sheet 11 x 12 3/4 in. Frame
Mt. Blanc. Graian Alps Near Chemoix France, n.d. Ink on paper 11 3/4 x 17 3/4 in. Sheet 18 x 24 in. Frame
Mtn Range, Athens, Greece, n.d. Ballpoint pen on paper 12 x 17 1/2 in. Sheet 20 x 26 1/8 in. Frame
Mt. McKinley in Rocky Mountain Range on Pacific Ocean near Fairbanks, Alaska, 1970 Colored pencil and ink on paper 8 1/2 x 11 in. Sheet 15 x 17 1/2 in. Frame
ROBYN O’NEIL
Menagerie, 2016 Graphite on paper 13 1/8 x 18 1/2 in. Sheet 15 1/2 x 21 1 /4 in. Frame
The Everywhere Citadel, 2016 Graphite on paper 38 1/2 x 60 1/4 in. Sheet 42 1/4 x 64 1/4 Framed
The Mercy Quartet, 2016 Graphite on paper 34 1/8 x 60 in. Sheet 38 1/8 x 64 1/8 in. Frame
Everybody Loves Something (even if it's only tortillas), 2017 Graphite on paper 22 3/4 x 30 in. Sheet 25 3/4 x 32 3/4 in. Frame
Horse Latitudes, 2017 Graphite on paper 8 3/8 x 12 in. Sheet 10 1/2 x 15 in. Frame
ERIC FERTMAN
Dog, 2017 Ash, shellac, steel and oil over metal leaf 26 x 52 1/2 x 22 in.
goD, 2017 Ash, shellac, steel and oil over metal leaf 10 3/4 x 32 1/2 x 11 1/2 in.
Dawg, 2017 Ash, shellac, steel and oil over metal leaf 11 1/2 x 27 x 12 in.
Wiener X, 2017 Ash, shellac, steel and oil over metal leaf 11 x 28 x 11 1/2 in.
Mutt Zero, 2017 Ash, shellac, steel and oil over metal leaf 11 1/2 x 31 1/2 x 11 1/2 in.
ERIC FERTMAN Installation View, 2018 Courtesy of Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC
BIOGRAPHY
JOSEPH E. YOAKUM 1890 Born in Ash Grove, MO 1972 Died in Illinois Born in Missouri, lived and worked in Chicago SOLO EXHIBITIONS
1973
“Joseph E. Yoakum: Drawings,” Fine Arts Center, University of Rhode Island,
2015
“Joseph E. Yoakum 1886-1972 Spiritual Unfoldments,” Carl Hammer Gallery,
2010
2009
Kingston, RI 1972
Kenyon Gallery, Chicago, IL
“Joseph Yoakum,” The Mayor Gallery,
“Joseph E. Yoakum: Drawings,”
London, UK
Montgomery Ward Gallery, Chicago Circle
“Joseph Yoakum: Line and Landscape,”
Center, University of Illinois at Chicago
Smart Museum of Art, Chicago, IL
Circle, Chicago, IL
“The Picture Tells the Story: The Drawings
“Joseph E. Yoakum,” The Whitney Museum
of Joseph E. Yoakum,” Intuit, Chicago, IL 1997
“Grace Catches Fire: A Selection of
of American Art, NYC 1970
Visionary Stones with the Drawings of Gallery, NYC
University Park, PA 1969
“Force of a Dream: The Drawings of Joseph E. Yoakum,” Art Institute of Chicago,
“Joseph Yoakum: Recent Paintings,” Edward Sherbeyn Gallery, Chicago, IL
1968
Chicago, IL 1989
“The World of Joseph E. Yoakum,” Pennsylvania State University Art Museum,
Joseph Yoakum,” Cavin-Morris/Project 1995
“Joseph E. Yoakum: Drawings,” Douglas
Chicago, IL
“Joseph E. Yoakum,” Edward Sherbeyn Gallery, Chicago, IL
“Animistic Landscapes,” Janet Fleisher Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
“Joseph E. Yoakum: Selected Drawings from the Collection,” Richard L. Nelson
2018
Gallery and the Fine Arts Collection, University of California, Davis, CA
1988
National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. 2017
1982 1975
“Joseph Yoakum & Robyn O’Neil,” Susan
“Joseph Yoakum: A Comprehensive
Inglett Gallery, NYC
Exhibition of Works from the Collections,”
“The Museum of Everything,” Museum of
Carl Hammer Gallery, Chicago
Old and New Art, Hobart, Australia
“Joseph E. Yoakum,” A Survey of
“Graphite Vision,” Schick Skidmore College
Drawings,” Memorial Union Art Gallery, 1985
“Outliers and American Vanguard Art,”
Gallery, Saratoga Springs, NY
University of California, Davis, CA
2016
“In a Series,” Adam Baumgold Gallery, NYC
“Joseph E. Yoakum: Drawings,” Hirschl &
2015
“Vodun, Vodou, Conjure: The Animistic Arts
Adler Modern Gallery, NYC
of The African Diaspora,” Cavin-Morris
“Joseph E. Yoakum: Drawings,” Hammer
Gallery, NYC
and Hammer Gallery, Chicago, IL
“Joan Nelson and Joseph Yoakum,” Adams
“Joseph E. Yoakum: Drawings, 1886-1972,” Gallery 200, Northern Illinois University,
and Ollman, Portland, OR 2014
DeKalb, IL “Joseph E. Yoakum: Drawings,” Artist’s House, New York
“Enigmas Rapt in Mysteries,” Cavin-Morris Gallery, NYC
2013
“Carnegie International,” Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh, PA
BIOGRAPHY
JOSEPH E. YOAKUM
2008 2006
“The Open Eye,” John Michael Kohler Arts
University, Columbus, OH; Museum of
Center, Sheboygan, WI
American Folk Art, NYC
“Tracking the Narrative of ‘Outsider’ Art,”
“Self-Taught Artists of the Twentieth
Galerie St. Etienne, NYC
Century: Perspectives on Patterning,”
“Great and Mighty Things: Outsider Art
Museum of American Folk Art, NYC
from the Sheldon and Jill Bonovitz
“In and Out: Naïve Folk and Self-Taught
Collection,” Philadelphia Museum of Art,
Artists from the Collection,” The Menil
Philadelphia, PA
Collection, Houston, TX
“Castle in Context,” Fleisher/Ollman
“Hidden Aspects: A Selection of Works on
Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
Paper and Other Materials from the Roger
“Inner Worlds Outside,” traveling exhibition,
Brown Study Collection of the School of the
Sala de Exposiciones de la Fundacíon ‘La
Art Institute of Chicago,” Roger Brown
Caixa,’ Madrid, Spain; Whitechapel Gallery,
Study Collection of the School of the Art
London, UK; Irish Museum of Modern Art, Dublin, Ireland 1999
Institute of Chicago, IL 1997
Contemporary Art, Chicago, IL
Chicago,” traveling exhibition, Halle Sainte
“Flying Free-Twentieth Century Self-Taught
Pierre, Paris, France; Terra Museum of Art,
Art from the Collection of Elin and Baron
Chicago, IL
Gordon,” Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art
“Surreal Landscapes: Henry Darger, Joseph
Center, Williamsburg, VA
Parker, Eugene von Bruenchenhein, Joseph
“Outsider Art: An Exploration of Chicago
Yoakum,” Carl Hammer Gallery, Chicago IL
Collections,” Chicago Cultural Center,
“Drawn from Artists’ Collections,” traveling exhibition, The Drawing Center, NYC;
1998
“Art in Chicago, 1945-1995,” Museum of
“Art Outsider et Folk Art des Collections de
Chicago, IL 1996
“Off Center: Outsider Art in the Midwest,”
Armand Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, CA
Museum of American Art, St. Paul, MN
“Outsider Art: Tradition vs. Obsession,” Carl
“Sacred Waters: Twentieth Century
Hammer Gallery, Chicago, IL
Outsiders and the Sea,” South Street
“Defining Their Times-Masterworks by
Seaport Museum, NYC
Twentieth Century Self-Taught Artists,”
“Since the Harlem Renaissance: Sixty Years
Fleisher/Ollman Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
of African American Art,” Art Institute of
“American Masters: A Study Collection,”
Chicago, Chicago, IL
Intuit, Chicago, IL
“In Pursuit of the Invisible: Sections from
“Humble Beginnings: Awesome Legacies,”
the Collection of Janice and Micky Cartin,”
Afro-American Cultural Center, Charlotte,
The Sue and Eugene Mercy, Jr., Gallery,
NC
Richmond Art Center, Loomis Chaffee
“Self-Taught Artists of the Twentieth Century: An American Anthology,” traveling
School, Windsor, CT 1995
“A World of Their Own: Twentieth Century
exhibition, Philadelphia Museum of Art,
American Folk Art,” Newark Museum,
Philadelphia, PA; High Museum of Art,
Newark, NJ
Atlanta, GA; Amon Cater Museum and the
“Chicago Connectors: Ten Self-Taught
Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Fort
Visions Intersect the Mainstream,” Carl
Worth, TX; Memorial Art Gallery of the
Hammer Gallery, Chicago, IL
University of Rochester, Rochester, NY; Wexner Center for the Arts, Ohio State
BIOGRAPHY
JOSEPH E. YOAKUM
1994
“Peace on Earth. Eddie Arning, Tony
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Arts Center,
Fitzpatrick, Kamante Gature, Marcy
Williamsburg, VA
Hernandez, Joseph Yoakum,” Janet
“Driven to Create: The Anthony Petullo
Fleisher Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
Collection of Self-Taught and Outsider Art,”
“The Tree of Life,” American Visionary Art
traveling exhibition, Museum of American
Museum, Baltimore, MD
Folk Art, NYC; Milwaukee Museum of Art,
“Free Within Ourselves: African American
Milwaukee, WI; Krannert Art Museum,
Artists in the Collection of the National
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
Museum Art,” traveling exhibition,
Champaign, IL; Akron Art Museum, Akron,
Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, CT; IBM
OH; Tampa Art Museum, Tampa, FL
Gallery of Science and Art, NYC; Crocker
“Parallel Visions,” traveling exhibition, Los
Museum of Art, Sacramento, CA; Memphis
Angeles County Museum of Art, Los
Brooks Museum, Memphis, TN; Columbus
Angeles, CA; Museo Nacional Reina Sofia,
Museum, Columbus, GA
Madrid, Spain; Kunsthalle, Basel,
“The Harmon and Harriet Kelley Collection
Switzerland; Setagaya Art Museum, Tokyo,
of African American Art,” traveling
Japan
exhibition, San Antonio Museum of Art, San
“Visionaries, Outsiders and Spiritualists,”
Antonio, TX; El Paso Museum of Art, El
David Winton Gallery, List Art Center,
Paso, TX; Michael C. Carlos Museum of Art, Atlanta, GA; Butler Institute of American
1993
Brown University, Providence, RI 1992
“Contemporary American Folk Art: The
Art, Youngstown, OH; Hunter Museum of
Balsley Collection,” Patrice and Beatrice
Art, Chattanooga, TN; Museum of History &
Haggerty Museum of Art, Marquette
Science, Smithsonian Institution,
University, Milwaukee, WI
Washington, D.C.
“Dream Seekers, Story Tellers: An African
“Heartland Visions: Nine Self-Taught Artists
American Presence,” traveling exhibition,
from Chicago and Vicinity,” Carl Hammer
Fukui Fine Arts Museum, Fukui, Japan;
Gallery, Chicago, IL
Tokushima Modern Art Museum, Tokushima,
“Philadelphia Wireman and Joseph
Japan; Otani Memorial Art Museum, Otani,
Yoakum,” Janet Fleisher Gallery,
Japan; New Jersey State Museum, Trenton,
Philadelphia, PA
NJ
“Black History and Artistry: Work by Self-
“Without Parallel,” Ricco/Maresca Gallery,
Taught Painters and Sculptors from the Blanchard-Hill Collection,” Sidney Mishkin
NYC 1991
Gallery, Baruch College/CUNY, NYC “Common Ground-Uncommon Vision: The
“Different Drummer: Works by American Self-Taught Artists,” Metlife Gallery, NYC
1990
“American Outsiders and Visionaries,”
Michael and Julie Hall Collection of
Davis-McClain Gallery, Houston, TX
American Folk Art,” traveling exhibition,
“Image: Contemporary Drawing,” Janet
Milwaukee Museum of Art, Milwaukee
Fleisher Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
Museum of Art, Milwaukee, WI; Nelson-
“Made with Passion: The Hemphill Folk Art
Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, MO;
Collection,” National Museum of American
Albright Knox Gallery of Art, Buffalo, NY;
Art, Washington, D.C.
Phoenix Museum of Art, Phoenix, AZ;
“Outsiders: Artists Outside the
Delaware Museum of Art, Wilmington, DE;
Mainstream,” Octagon Center for the Arts, Ames, IA
BIOGRAPHY
JOSEPH E. YOAKUM “The Cutting Edge: Contemporary American
Manchester, UK; Aberystwyth Art Center,
Folk Art,” Museum of American Folk Art,
Aberystyth, UK
NYC
“Paintings and Sculpture by Black Self-
“The Singular Imagination,” Phyllis Kind
Taught Artists,” Janet Fleisher Gallery,
Gallery, Chicago, IL
Philadelphia, PA
“Visions: Expressions Beyond the
“Visionary Landscapes: Works by Four Self-
Mainstream from Chicago Collections,” The Arts Club of Chicago, Chicago, IL 1989
Taught Artists,” Cavin-Morris Gallery, NYC 1986
Contemporary America,” Museum of
Museum, Trenton, NJ
American Folk Art, NYC
“Viewpoints VII: 20th Century American
“Naivety in Art,” traveling exhibition,
Landscape Drawings,” M. H. DeYoung
Setagaya Art Museum Tokyo, Japan;
Memorial Museum, Fine Arts Museums of
Tochigi Prefectural Museum of Fine Arts,
San Francisco, San Francisco, CA
Tochigi, Japan
“African American Artists, 1880-1987:
“Outsiders: Art Beyond the Norms,” Rosa
Selections from the Evans-Tibbs
Esman Gallery, NYC
Collection,” Smithsonian Institution
“The Imagist Tradition: Chicago in the
Traveling Exhibition service, Washington,
70’s,” Janet Fleisher Gallery, Philadelphia,
D.C.
PA
“Gifted Visions: Black American Folk Art,”
“Visionary Works on Paper,” Janet Fleisher
Nashua Fine Arts Center, Nashua, NH “Outsider Art: The Black Experience,” Carl
1987
“Muffled Voices: Folk Artists in
“A Density of Passions,” New Jersey State
Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 1985
“A Time to Reap: Late-Blooming Folk
Hammer Gallery, Chicago, IL
Artists,” traveling exhibition, Seton Hall
“Drawings by Master Visionaries,” Carl
University, South Orange, NJ; Museum of
Hammer Gallery, Chicago, IL
American Folk Art, NYC; Monmouth County
“Worlds of Wonder,” Memorial Gallery, Mills
Historical Association, Freehold, NJ; Allen
College, Oakland, CA
House, Shrewsbury, NJ; Noyes Museum,
“American Mysteries: The Rediscovery of
Oceanville, NJ
Outsider Art,” San Francisco Arts
“Masterpieces of Folk Art,” Janet Fleisher
Commission Gallery, San Francisco, CA “American Outsider Art: A Few People Have
Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 1984
“Artists of the Black Experience,”
Imagination for Reality,” George Cicle
University of Illinois at Chicago Circle,
Gallery, Baltimore, MD
Chicago, IL
“In Another World: Outsider Art from
“Joseph Yoakum: His Influence on
Europe and America,” traveling exhibition,
Contemporary Art and Artists,” traveling
South Bank Centre, London, UK; Ferens
exhibition, Carl Hammer Gallery, Chicago,
Gallery of Art, Hull, UK; Milton Keynes
IL; Janet Fleisher Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
Exhibition Gallery, Saxon Gate East, UK;
“Major Black Folk Artists,” Janet Fleisher
Wolverhampton Art Gallery, Wolverhampton, UK; Graves Art Gallery,
Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 1983
Sheffield, UK; Stoke-on-Trent City Museum
Naïve and Visionary Art,” Janet Fleisher
and Art Gallery, Stoke-on-Trent, UK; Arnolfini, Bristol, UK; Cornerhouse,
“Masters of the 20th Century American Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
1982
“Black Folk Art in America 1930-1980,” traveling exhibition, Corcoran Gallery of Art,
BIOGRAPHY
JOSEPH E. YOAKUM Washington, D.C.; J.B. Speed Art Museum,
“Five Artists,” Candy Store Gallery, Folsom,
Louisville, KY; Brooklyn Museum of Art, Brooklyn, NY; Craft and Folk Art Museum,
CA 1977
Chicago Public Library Cultural Center,
University, Houston, TX; Detroit Institute of
Chicago, IL
Arts, Detroit, MI; Birmingham Museum of
“Twentieth Century American Folk Art,”
Art, Birmingham, Al; Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, IL
Janet Fleisher Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 1975
Rockies,” traveling exhibition, Philbrook Art
Philadelphia, PA
Center, Tulsa, OK; Oklahoma Art Center,
“Selections from the Dennis Adrian
Oklahoma City, OK; Springfield Art Museum,
Collection,” Museum of Contemporary Art,
Springfield, MO; Arkansas Art Center, Little
“American Folk Art: The Herbert Waide
Rock, AR 1972
Hemphill Jr. Collection,” traveling Milwaukee, WI; Everson Museum of Art,
Gallery, Chicago, IL 1971
“Two Artists – Pauline Simon and Joseph E.
Syracuse, NY; Allentown Museum of Art,
Yoakum,” traveling exhibition, Wabash
Allentown, PA; Whitney Museum of Art-
Transit Gallery, School of the Art Institute
Fairfield, Stamford, CT; Akron Museum of
of Chicago, Chicago, IL; Rockford College,
Art, Akron, OH; Santa Barbara Museum of
Rockforn, IL
Art, Santa Barbara, CA; Georgia Museum of
“Penthouse Gallery,” Museum of Modern
Art, Athens, GA; Joslyn Museum of Art, Omaha, NE
Art, NYC 1970
“A Decade of Accomplishment: Prints and
“Transmitters: The Isolate Artist in
Drawings of the 1960’s,” Illinois Bell
America,” Philadelphia College of Art,
Telephone Company, Lobby Gallery,
Philadelphia, PA
Chicago, IL
“Welcome to the Candy Store!,” Crocker Art
“American Primitive and Naïve Art,”
Museum, Sacramento, CA
Emanuel Walter Gallery, San Francisco Art
“Who Chicago?,” Camden Arts Centre, London, UK; Sutherland Arts Centre,
1979
“The Artless Artist: Contemporary American Naïve Works, “ Phyllis Kind
exhibition, Milwaukee Museum of Art,
1980
“American Folk Art from the Ozarks to the
“Self-Taught,” Janet Fleisher Gallery,
Chicago, IL 1981
“Masterpieces of Recent Chicago Art,”
Los Angeles, CA; Institute of the Arts, Rice
Institute, San Francisco, CA 1969
“Three Artists,” Candy Store Gallery,
Sutherland, UK; Third Eye Center, Glasgow,
Folsom, CA
Scotland; Scottish National Gallery of Art
“Don Baum Sez, Chicago Needs Famous
“Outsiders: An Art Without Precedent or
Artists,” Museum of Contemporary Art,
Tradition,” Arts Council of Great Britain,
Chicago, IL
London, UK
“The Faculty Collects,” Illinois State
“Outsider Art in Chicago,” Museum of
University, Normal, IL
Contemporary Art, Chicago, IL “Contemporary American Naïve Works,”
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
Phyllis Kind Gallery, NYC and Chicago, IL 1978
“Contemporary American Folk Art and
Akron Museum of Art, Akron, OH
Naïve Art: The Personal Visions of Self-
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL
Taught Artists,” School of the Art Institute
Roger Brown Study Collection of the School of the
of Chicago, Chicago, IL
Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, IL
BIOGRAPHY
JOSEPH E. YOAKUM Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, San Francisco, CA Illinois Bell Telephone Company, Chicago, IL The Menil Collection, Houston, TX Milwaukee Museum of Art, Milwaukee, WI Museum of American Folk Art, New York, NY Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, IL Museum of International Folk Art, Santa Fe, NM National Museum of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. Richard L. Nelson Gallery and the Fine Arts Collection, University of California, Davis, CA Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA David and Alfred Smart Museum of the University of Chicago, Chicago, IL University of Kansas Museum of Art, Lawrence, KS
BIOGRAPHY
ROBYN O’NEIL Born in Omaha, NE 1977 Werner Herzog’s Rogue Film School, Los Angeles, CA, 2010 University of Illinois at Chicago, Graduate Studies in Fine Art, University Fellowship, 2001 Texas A&M University-Commerce, Commerce TX, BFA, 2000 Kings College, London, England, British Studies, British Art and Architecture, 1997 Lives and Works in Los Angeles, CA SOLO EXHIBITIONS
Clementine Gallery, NYC “This is our ending, this is our past,”
2018
Dunn and Brown Contemporary, Dallas, TX “As They Fall,” Praz-Delavallade, Paris,
2017
2016
“We, The Masses,” College of Wooster Art Museum, Wooster, OH (upcoming) Southeastern Center for Contemporary
France “Robyn O’Neil,“ Frye Art Museum, Seattle traveling to Herbert F. Johnson
“The Good Herd,” Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC “Castle Elementary,” Talley Dunn
Museum of Art, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY “Robyn O’Neil,” Contemporary Arts
Gallery, Dallas, TX “The Lost Show,” Western Exhibitions, Chicago, IL
2015 2014 2013
2011 2010
“The Great Kansas Sea,” Harvester Arts, Wichita, KS “We, The Masses,” The McNay Art Museum, San Antonio, TX “I Burned Waves,” Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC
Museum, Houston, TX “My brother holds tight my feeble hand,“ Clementine Gallery, NYC
2004
“Take me gently through your troubled sky,” Inman Gallery, Houston, TX “And Then They Were Upon Him,”
2003
Bodybuilder & Sportsman Gallery, Chicago, IL “International Artist in Residence Exhibition,” ArtPace, San Antonio, TX “Even If It Shall Break Them: The Prelude To A Solid Hope For Something
Chicago, IL “Hell,” Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC “The world has won. A final bow was
Better,” Clementine Gallery, NYC “They Walk, Fall, Continue, and Die,” Inman Gallery, Houston, TX 2002
“These are Pictures of Boats and Dinosaurs,” Angstrom Gallery, Dallas, TX “Beat Epiphanies and Home Runs,”Jack
Brown Contemporary, Dallas, TX “New Edition,” Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC
Rutberg Fine Arts Gallery, Los Angeles, CA “SAM RAM,” Riverside Art Museum,
“A World Disrupted,” Roberts and Tilton Gallery, Los Angeles, CA “The Dismantled,” Praz-Delavallade,
Riverside, CA
Berlin, Germany “On sinking,” Tony Wight Gallery, Chicago, IL 2007
2005
“We Spoke Mirage,” Talley Dunn Gallery, Dallas, TX “I Want Blood,” Western Exhibitions,
taken,” Des Moines Art Center, Des Moines, IA “Come all that is quiet,” Dunn and 2009
2006
Art (SECCA), Winston-Salem, NC; traveling to Sheldon Museum of Art, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE
“This Is a descending world,”
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2017
“Joseph Yoakum + Robyn O’Neil,” Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC “From Out Under,” curated by Lucien
BIOGRAPHY
ROBYN O’NEIL Smith & Matthew Brown, Appointment
“Curator: Eli Jones, Heads of Family,”
Only, Los Angeles, CA “Figurative Futures,” curated by Mark
Western Exhibitions, Chicago, IL 2012
Weinberg, ACME., Los Angeles, CA
“Picture Show of the Mind: A Tribute to
“Where My Cones At?” Double Break, San Diego, CA
the Teachings of Lee Baxter Davis,” curated by Mark Burt, Meadows
2016
2015
“Chris Hipkiss & Robyn O’Neil,” John Michael Kohler Art Center, Sheboygan, WI
“Wild Life,” Des Moines Art Center, Des
“Streams of consciousness: The
Moines, IA
Histories, Mythologies, and Ecologies of
“Multiverse: Stories of This World and
Water,” Salina Art Center, Salina, KS
Beyond,” Kemper Museum of Art,
”Plain,” Gymnasia Herzliya, Tel Aviv,
Kansas City, MO
Israel
“Unapologetic Drawing,” Ralph Arnold
“Silver: 25th Anniversary Exhibition,”
Fine Arts Gallery, Loyola University,
The Gallery at UTA, Arlington, TX
Chicago, IL
(catalogue)
“Four Large Drawings,” Western
“Wild Kingdom,” Texas State
Exhibitions, Chicago, IL
University, San Marcos, TX
“Werewolf,” Charlie James Gallery, Los
“Figured Spaces,” Schmidt Center
Angeles, CA
Gallery & Ritter Art Gallery, Atlantic
“Drawing Conclusions: Prints, Drawings
University, Boca Raton, FL
and Photographs,” RISD Museum,
“Impressions: Prints Made in
Providence, RI
Texas,”The Gallery at UTA, Arlington, TX
“Hare & Hound Press + artspace,” The 2010
“SHUT YOUR EYES IN ORDER TO
“Destination Unknown,” Talley Dunn
SEE,” Praz-Delavallade, Paris, France
Gallery, Dallas, TX
“Private Collections II: Work from four
“Ducks,” Minotaur, Los Angeles, CA
Metroplex private collections,” The
“Robyn O'Neil & Matthew Sontheimer,”
University of Texas at Arlington,
Brigham Young University Art Gallery,
Arlington, TX
Provo, UT “Shapeshifting: Contemporary Masculinities,” College of Wooster Art Museum, Wooster, OH “Graphic Studio: Uncommon Practice at USF,” Tampa Museum of Art, FL “Head,” Western Exhibitions, Chicago, IL “Ducks,” Greenpoint Terminal Gallery, Brooklyn, NY “Drawn In / Drawn Out,” The Old Jail Art Center, Albany, TX 2013
2011
Museum of Art, Shreveport, LA
Art Collaboration, San Antonio, TX
2014
“About Face,” curated by Daniel
Murphy, 101 / EXHIBIT, Los Angeles, CA
“The Shorts,” Fantastic Fest, Austin, TX “Out of Commerce,” The McKinney Avenue Contemporary, Dallas, TX
2009
“Trouble in Paradise: Examining the Discord between Nature and Society,“ curated by Julie Sasse, Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ “New Weather, with Robyn O’Neil, Diana Al Hadid, and Iva Guerorguieva,” curated by David Norr, University of Southern Florida Contemporary Art Museum, Tampa, FL “There does come a time when laughs become sighs; we put all to rest, we said our goodbyes,” Electric Works, San Francisco, CA “Toil and Trouble,“ CTRL Gallery,
BIOGRAPHY
ROBYN O’NEIL Houston, TX “Drawings by,“ Praz-Delavallade,Paris, France
2008
“Supramundane,” AMBACH and RICE, Seattle, WA “Houston Bicentennial,” The Joanna,
“Paper Trails,” V1 Gallery, Copenhagen, Denmark “Phantasmania,” Kemper Art Museum,
Houston, TX “Drawing In,” CADD ARTLAB, Dallas, TX “Dargerism: Contemporary Artists and
Kansas City, MO “Art Forum Berlin,” through Praz Delavallade Gallery, Berlin, Germany
Henry Darger,” American Folk Museum, NYC “Close Encounters: Facing The
“20th-Anniversary Benefit Silent Art Auction,” The Menil Collection, Houston, TX
Future,” The American University Museum, Washington, DC “The Flight of Fake Tears,” Inova
2006 2005
“The Texas Prize Exhibition,” finalist Arthouse, Austin, TX “Trials and Terrors,” Museum of
(Institute of Visual Arts), University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI “Transfigure,” Kemper Museum of Art,
Contemporary Art, Chicago, IL “Drawing Narrative,” The College of Wooster Art Museum, Wooster, OH
Kansas City, MO “Summer Group Show,” Derek Eller Gallery, NYC
“Every Picture Tells A Story: The Narrative Impulse in Modern and Contemporary Art,” Galerie St.
“Failure,” The Laboratory of Art and Ideas at Belmar (The Lab), Lakewood, CO “Something New,” Dunn and Brown
2007
Yamin, class of 1958, Davis Museum And Cultural Center, Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA
2004
Etienne, NYC “Whitney Biennial,“ Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC
Contemporary, Dallas, TX “The Drawing Narrative,” Jenny Jaskey Gallery, Philadelphia, PA
“The Drawn Page,” The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, Ridgefield, CT
“Drawing Is a Fine Art,” Museum of Fine Arts, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL
“It’s a Wonderful Life: Psychodrama in Contemporary Painting,” Spaces, Cleveland, OH
“Sheldon Survey: An Invitational,” Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery, Lincoln, NE “The Lizard Cult,” Clementine Gallery,
“I Feel Mysterious Today,” Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art, Lake Worth, FL
NYC “Size Matters: Large Drawings from the MFAH Collection,” Museum of Fine
“Young Americans,” Hof and Huyser, Amsterdam, Netherlands “drawings...“ Praz-Delavallade, Paris,
Arts, Houston, TX “New Directions in American Drawing,” Columbus Museum, traveling
France “Landscape,” Rena Bransten, San Francisco, CA
to the Telfair Museum of Art in Savannah; Knoxville Museum of Art in Knoxville, TN “Drawn to the Edge,” Adam Baumgold
“Figure Out,” Gallery Joe, Philadelphia, PA “Untold Tales,” Adam Baumgold
Gallery, NYC “Don’t Look, Contemporary Drawings from an Alumna’s Collection,“ Martina
Gallery, NYC “Books and Shelves,” Gahlberg Gallery, McAninch Arts Center, Glen
BIOGRAPHY
ROBYN O’NEIL 2003
2002
Ellyn, IL “Come Forward: Emerging Art in Texas,” curated by Suzanne Weaver
of Texas - Dallas, Richardson, TX “Some Kind of Wonderful: Part II,” Barry Whistler Gallery, Dallas, TX
“The Company We Keep,” Inman Gallery, Houston, TX “Art Chicago,” Bodybuilder and
“Federation of North Texas Area Universities Exhibition,” The Museum of Fine Arts Houston, curated by
Sportsman Gallery, Chicago, IL “Whim?” Angstrom Gallery, Dallas, TX “American Dream,” Ronald Feldman
Alison de Lima Greene and Anne Wilkes Tucker, TX “Material Matters,” University of
1998
Fine Arts, NYC “Art Chicago,” Bodybuilder and Sportsman, Chicago, IL
Dallas, TX “Postcards from the Edge,” Visual AIDS Benefit, Sperone Westwater Gallery, NYC “Summer Drawings,” Mixture Gallery, Dallas, TX
2000
“Creatures, Lago Vista Gallery,” Richland College, Richland, TX “Don’t Trust its Softness,” University
and Lane Relyea, Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, TX Artissima, Inman Gallery, Turin, Italy
“Bad Touch,” Ukranian Institute of Modern Art, Chicago, IL “Drawn II,” Barry Whistler Gallery,
2001
1999
Texas – Dallas, Richardson, TX “Sofa Not Included,” Gallery: Untitled, Dallas, TX 1997
“Expo ’97,” curated by Suzanne Weaver 500X, Dallas, TX
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ROBYN O’NEIL Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA GRANTS, RESIDENCIES AND AWARDS
Progressive Insurance, Mayfield Village, OH Rhode Island School of Design, Provincetown, RI
2016 2013
2012
2010
Harvester Arts, Artist Residency,
Sheldon Museum of Art, Omaha, NE
Wichita, KS
Tang Museum, Saratoga Springs, NY
Nucci Award, Graphic Studio Florida
Ulrich Museum of Art, Wichita State University,
Featured Short, Chicago Irish Film
Wichita, KS
Festival
Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC
Spirit Award, Brooklyn Film Festival, NY Best Horror, Dallas Video Festival, TX
WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES/LECTURES/
United States Artists Fellow Nominee
PANELS
FRAMEWORKS Grant, Irish Film Board, Dublin, Ireland
“Nat. Brut Issue Five Release,” Carpenter Center
Residency at Still Films, Dublin, Ireland
for Art, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. (28
2009
Hunting Art Prize Recipient, Houston, TX
March 2015)
2008
Joan Mitchell Foundation Grant
“On Drawing,” Symposium, Rice University,
Recipient, NYC
Houston, Texas. (20 March 2015)
2005
Arthouse Texas prize Finalist, Austin, TX
2003
Artadia: The Fund For Art and Dialogue,
CREATIVE WRITING
Individual Artist Grant, NYC International Artist in Residence,
O’Neil, Robyn, “Fall In Love With Me, Hannah
ArtPace
Silverman,” Nat. Brut, Fiction-Issue 5,
Foundation for Contemporary Art, San Antonio, TX 1999
Spring 2015. O’Neil, Robyn, “Mr. Belvedere Crisis,” Dark
DeGolyer Grant, Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, TX
Fucking Wizard, 2015 O’Neil, Robyn, “The Secret Ally,” Forward to Dan Siedell’s
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
O’Neil, Robyn, “Who’s Afraid of Modern Art? Essays on Modern Art and Theology in
Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth, Western Australia
Conversation,” Cascade Books, 2015 O’Neil, Robyn, “Little Pink Lake,” Susan Inglett
Blanton Museum of Art, Austin, TX Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas, TX
Gallery, 2014 O’Neil, Robyn, “The War Against Fossils,” USF
Des Moines Art Center, Des Moines, IA Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art, Cornell
Contemporary Art Museum, 2014 O’Neil, Robyn, “Forward, Iva Gueorguieva,”
University, Ithaca, NY John Michael Kohler Arts Center, Sheboygan, WI
Ameringer, McEnery, Yohe, 2014 O’Neil, Robyn, “Francesca Fuchs: Paintings of
The Kemper Museum, Kansas City, KS
Paintings at Talley Dunn Gallery,”
Microsoft Corporation Art Collection, Redmond,
Glasstire, 2012
WA Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, Fort Worth, TX
Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX Philadelphia Academy of Fine Art, Philadelphia, PA
BIOGRAPHY
ERIC FERTMAN
Born in Boston, MA, 1974 The Cooper Union, BFA, 1997 Lives and Works in Brooklyn, NY “On From Here,” Guild and Greyshkul, NYC
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2008 2016
Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC
2015
“Tropical Burnout,” Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC
2014
“Where are we?” The Pearl Arts Gallery, Stone Ridge, NY 2007
Gallery, London
for Contemporary Art (SECCA),
“To Build a Fire,” Rivington Arms
Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC
Gallery, NYC 2006
Kemper Museum, Crossroads, Kansas 2010
Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC
2009
Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC
Angeles, CA 2005
“How Bad Do You Want It,” Geoffrey Young Gallery, Great Barrington, MA
2004
“In Practice Projects,” Sculpture Center, NYC
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
1997 “Joseph Yoakum + Robyn O’Neil,”
“Jack Be Nimble Jack Be Quick,” Roberts and Tilton Gallery, Los
City, MO
2017
“Overbite/Underbite,” Ritter/Zamet
“A Comic Turn,” Southeastern Center Winston-Salem, NC
2012
“Without Walls,” Museum 52, NYC
“The Early Works,” Houghton Gallery, The Cooper Union, NYC
Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC 2016
“Stark Imagery: The Male Nude in
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
Art,” The William Benton Museum of Art, University of Connecticut, CT 2014
“Dialogue: Eric Fertman and Nick Hornby,” Time Equities, Inc. Art-inBuildings Program, NYC
2012
“To the Stars on the Wings of an Eel,” Gowanus Ballroom, Brooklyn, NY “Brucennial” 2012, NYC
2011
“Thisorganized,” curated by Hope Gangloff, Susan Inglett Gallery, NYC “Incongruent Sum,” Mathematics Collective, NYC
Haque, Abid. “Manhattan Muse | Inside Noor Fare’s New York City Home,” Harper’s
Bazaar, 22 January 2017. Best, Kenneth. “Exploring Masculinity Through Art,” UConn Today, 11 February 2016. Patterson, Tom. Review of SECCA Exhibition, Winston-Salem Journal, 27 April 2014. Aichele, K. Porter, “A Comic Turn: Eric Fertman at SECCA,” CVNC, 15 April 2014.
2010
“Brucennial” 2010, NYC
2009
“Kings County Biennial,” Kidd Yellin,
Contemporary Art - Kansas City, MI:
Brooklyn, NY
Eric Fertman,” Sculpture Magazine,
“Garish,” Geoffrey Young Gallery, Great Barrington, MA
Staff. “Itinerary - Kemper Museum of
June 2012, vol. 31, no. 5. p. 15. Kirsch, Elisabeth. “Eric Fertman Tips his hat
“Smithumenta,” Brooklyn, NY
to the surreal in Kemper at the
“Off The Books!,” curated by
Crossroads exhibit,” Kansas City Star,
Benjamin Degen, Frederieke Taylor Gallery, NYC
17 March 2012. Staff. “Eric Fertman : Kemper at the Crossroads,” Kansas City Star, 2
BIOGRAPHY
ERIC FERTMAN
February 2012, Weekend Preview, p. 19.
Kourlas, Gia. “Through a Portal, to a World Where Listless Blue Creatures Await,”
The New York Times, 24 July 2011. Karamat, Ambereen. “Eric Fertman at Susan Inglett,” SVA School of Visual Arts Art Criticism and Writing Blog, 20 December 2010. Wilson, Michael. “Reviews: Eric Fertman, Susan Inglett Gallery,” Artforum, November 2010, p. 264. Staff. “Eric Fertman,” Artdaily.org, 14 September, 2010. Stern, Melissa. “Ending the Year on an Outside Note,” New York Press, 30 December 2009. Castro, Jan Garden. “Review : Eric Fertman,”
Sculpture Magazine, September 2009, p. 69. West, Paige. “Buy,” Art Addict, 29 January 2009. Johnson, Ken. “Art in Review,” The New York Times, 20 January 2009. Staff. “Nine Lumps,” Article Magazine, Winter 2007. Mao, Lady. “Turn Trash into Treasure,” PetitMort. Staff. ”Bangkok Lunchboxes,” More or Less, September 2002. Staff. “Interview with Eric Fertman: The Object Worshiper,” Arcade, Summer 2002. Yoon, Prabda. “Don’t Read, Carefully,” Illustrator, (Bangkok: Open Books), 2002. AWARDS
1997
The Elliot Lash Award for Excellence in Sculpture, The Cooper Union.
1993
The Ralph Bradley Award, The School of the Museum of Fine Arts.
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