Rob Reynolds (artist)

In 2021, Reynolds had a solo gallery exhibition titled “Overview” at Anthony Meier Fine Arts, San Francisco, CA. In 2017, Reynolds had a solo exhibition titled “Vanishing Point” at LAXART. Reynolds had a solo had gallery solo exhibition titled "Most Painted Mountain" at Ochi Gallery in 2016. He installed the one-person installation “Just Add Water” at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County November 2013–March 2015. In 2012 Reynolds had an exhibition of shipwreck paintings titled “The Bohemian Disaster and other Paintings” at Anthony Meier Fine Arts, San Francisco, CA. He has shown his work in group exhibitions at UTA Artists Space, Gagosian Gallery, and the Bell Gallery at Brown University.

Reynolds played in the band Dungbeetle with novelist Sam Lipsyte, Nicholas Butterworth, and Bruce Oyster Cooley in New York City the 1990s. He worked with James Murphy, who commented in an interview that “Dungbeetle were like Andy Kaufman.” Reynolds contributed album art for the LCD Soundsystem studio album American Dream. Reynolds plays with Noise Heals, a collective of musicians including Craig Wedren, Anna Waronker, Eric Erlandson, Josh Klinghoffer, Joe Wong, and Steven Shane McDonald.

Rob Reynolds (born 1966) is an American contemporary artist. He lives and works in Los Angeles, California.

Rob Reynolds was born in Newton, Massachusetts, in 1966. He received an A.B. in Art and Semiotics from Brown University in 1990, and continued his education at the Whitney Museum Independent Study Program in 1992. He previously studied at the Boston Museum School. Reynolds worked with Robert Coles serving as Senior Teaching Fellow at Harvard College from 2000 to 2002.