1980~
Robert McCullough, 1986. Photograph by Mark Atkinson.
The Work
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- Don’t you love being a woman? 24×20.5″, collage, early 1980s.
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- For get the look. 30×21″, collage, early 1980s.
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- the worst Morning of the day. 17×20.5″, collage, early 1980s.
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- Unspeakable Practices: Part 1: Blow Job, Part 2 Hand Job. 30×21″, mixed media, 1987.
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- Research Group. 48×32″, acrylic lacquer, 1985.
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- Not Tonight. 75×48″, acrylic lacquer, 1987.
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- Self-Portrait. 37×48″, acrylic lacquer, 1987.
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- Revelations II. 48×37″, acrylic lacquer, 1987.
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- The David Johnson Show. 17.5×19.5″, offset lithography, 1988.
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- Video Art. 20×26″, screen print, 1988.
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- Zetlin Mural. 16×25.75″, offset lithography, c1980.
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- Flesh. 26×19″, screen print, c1980.
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- Cover Show. 25×19″, screenprint, c1980.
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- Frank Smith. 17×22″, screen print, c1980.
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- Zetlin. 16×22″, screen print, c1980.
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- Arts & Letters Topics. 17.5×20″, offset lithography, c1980.
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- Baldesari. 28×13″, letterpress, c1980.
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- Reckless. 20×25.5″, screen print, c1980.
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- The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail. 20×25.5″, screen print, c1980.
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- Cloud 9. 26×17.5″, screenprint, c1980.
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- Interdisciplinary Topics Course. 23.5×13.75″, letter press, c1980.
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- TV Art. 9×18.5″, letterpress, c1980.
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- I’ll Show you Mine…. 11.5×23″, letterpress, c1980.
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- Critical Assault. 11,5×23″, letterpress, c1980.
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- Literary Series – Molinaro. 18×22″, blueline, 1989.
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- Literary Series – Minty. 18×22″, blueline, 1989.
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- Literary Series – Kincaid. 18×22″, blueline, 1989.
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- Literary Series – Katrovas. 18×22″, blueline, 1989.
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- Neon Norfolk. 20×26″, screen print, 1989.
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- 1st Amendment Show. 16×26″, screenprint, 1989.
Robert A. McCullough 
One Response to “1980~”
I was a Robert McCullough student 1980-82. I was also a single mom with two little boys and there was NO mercy! Robert taught Design Application a sr class for a BFA degree. There were many students who switched to a BA because they knew it was the “killer” design class. I was one of two students that year that graduated with a BFA and it was the only course I got a B in – I missed an A by one point. I also almost killed my teacher, he had a bad back and laid on my PVC hammock, the knots were not as secure as they should have been. I feel “privileged” to have been part of the Wednesday night “discussion” group. The BEST art classes I took from ODU were from Robert and Ron Snapp. Today, I’m still an exhibiting artist and high school art teacher on the Big Island of Hawaii. I tell my students “Robert” stories, thanks. aloha