Bonfoey Gallery

Today we’re spotlighting our April Artist of the Month, Robert Robinson!

Born in Wheeling, West Virginia in 1953, Robert M. Robinson showed artistic promise early, joining the Harry Hickman Landscape Art Association at just 13. After earning his Fine Arts degree from Edinboro University in 1975, Robinson quickly gained recognition for his bold abstract work.

One of his best known pieces, “Souvenir,” was acquired by the Carnegie Museum of Art, and still remains a tribute to Pittsburgh’s dying steel industry. Robinson’s dynamic mixed-media abstractions are collected privately, as well as corporately, both nationally and internationally.

To view more of Robinson’s work, check out our website or stop in to see them in person!

Featured in this post:
 
“Marvin’s Room #1,” oil on linen, 60 x 47.5, 2020.
“Marvin’s Room #2,” oil on linen, 60 x 47.5, 2020.
“Marvin’s Room #3,” oil on linen, 60 x 47.5, 2020.
“Marvin’s Room #4,” oil on linen, 60 x 47.5, 2020.

Huge thank you to everyone who joined us for the opening reception of “Marilyn Farinacci — Remembered!” It was a beautiful evening celebrating and we were grateful to share it with such a thoughtful and inquisitive community.

We were especially honored to have Marilyn’s family and close friends with us for the opening, sharing in this special tribute to her life and work.

If you haven’t seen the exhibition yet, we invite you to stop in during our open hours to view! “Marilyn Farinacci — Remembered” remains on display through May 31st.