artist talk: Robin

midseventies work. work with photgraphy and family

class issues big part of the work

work conserdd with forground and background

human scale work

pink on pink series poking fun and satirizing Malkovich work

mixing satire and the art world and mundane

dont look at my privacy: reving mistakes through crumbled paper. what is the line between exposure and fairness and the relationship between subject and painter

revisions in work

being seen and being heard as a writer or artist

scratch in words that relate to the painting or contrast it.

fragmentation of speech in personal space

twins: contrast and contradictions

fruoidian and virgin mary contrast

abstract: inperinmence of the possiblities of abscraction in art

influenced by surrealist alterting the space and enviornment to shift the viewers persective

thinking of the paintings as stages living in the wolrd and the contrast of feeling safe or feeling of fear and how that makes you move in the world.

alterting reality: shifting relaity after someone leaves a space

the nostalgia of photos

single mom painting: older stepping back and newer generation stepping forwards

tastleful discussiion o war and art: satirizing the perception of of absract art by highlighing the image as camoflouge.

looking through the world as a stage and looking as the things in life as material as a artist

art of happiness: incorerating modernist an dsurelist paintings in a home where they typically wouldnt be.

mixing the art world and the mundane

repeating words in the background

abstract art: aging as a artist and different phases in life

guerrilla girls: 1985 combating sexism and racism in the art world

posters and type that satirize and critize the artoworld with wheat paste and mops

in soho

tunnel vision through the peresctive of white men the artowlr.

what inspired the guerrilla girls to speak out: inviting artist and owmen from different backgrounds to speak out of a need to do so. "women are anominous enough"

open to whoever

"allice neil"

wanted the message to be about the message rather than the individual

representing the human epeirence rather than indivudal subjects

collaging images to create the background