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Rob Pruitt, Cocaine Buffet, 1998.
Rob Pruitt (American, 1964), Panda Slide, 2012. Enamel and glitter on linen, 114.5 x 85.7 cm.
Woolbright: Is there work that you make, other than the pandas, that feels vulnerable, or maybe that you’d even consider to be bad in some way? Pruitt: Maybe the paintings that come up to auction? I always assume they are the worst paintings. Nobody can find enough love for them to keep them, right? My mother was a hoarder, and part of me too can’t let go of the unneeded things—even bad paintings.
Rob Pruitt in conversation with Andrew Woolbright, Feb 2026 [brooklynrail via]
Rob PRUITT ICE 2010 printed ice bag, signed and date Dimensions variable
Rob Pruitt (American, b. 1964), Strawberry Cum, 2006, 152 x 121.6 cm
Suicide Painting XXIII, Rob Pruitt, 2013
Acrylic on canvas 107 7/8 x 81 in. (274 x 205.7 cm)
Rob Pruitt (American, b. 1964)
Safe, 2002
Glitter and enamel on linen