Robyn O’Neil: on surviving a Hangover from “Hell,” and other harrowing tales, on The Conversation Podcast

Robyn O'Neil: living through Hell, and other true stories.

HELL
82″ x 172″
2009-2011
center panel: 82″ x 82″
left and right panels: 43″ x 82″

HELL (detail)

“Hell” in progress

Masses and Masses Rove a Darkened Pool; Never Is There Laughter On This Ship of Fools.
79 3/4″x161 1/8″; 2007

Masses and Masses Rove a Darkened Pool; Never Is There Laughter On This Ship of Fools (detail)

Staring Into the Blankness, They Fell in Order to Begin
76 1/2″x144″; Mar-08

These Final Hours Embrace at Last; This Is Our Ending, This Is Our Past
79″x162″; 2007

These Final Hours Embrace at Last; This Is Our Ending, This Is Our Past (detail)

early drawing of the ‘sweatsuit’ men

Geoff Tuck says:

August 22, 2012, at 4:38 pm

Hey Michael, I love this one! Robyn is great – I find that hearing a voice is so important and she has a rich and happy one. GET TWITTER LESSONS from her and then teach me. Cheers
Kristin Calabrese says:

August 22, 2012, at 11:53 pm

Beautiful drawings – especially “Hell” – WOW! Great interview! I’d add her if she was on facebook (lol).
Michael says:

August 23, 2012, at 11:29 am

Yes, Geoff- am still on the learning curve w/Twitter, but will pass along any good tips. And anyone out there who wants to offer some tips of their own, feel free– thanks!

And thanks for the comment Kristin!
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