Robbie Conal

Painter and street artist

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Painter and street artist, leader of covert "guerrilla postering" missions in Los Angeles, subject of the show No Spitting No Kidding at Track 16 gallery in Santa Monica, California.

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Guerrilla poster artist Robbie Conal and his wife, film title designer Deborah Ross, will trade in political satire for an owl’s view of Los Angeles, with “Street Wise,” opening in…

Robbie Conal Brings An Owl’s View to LAX

Guerrilla poster artist Robbie Conal and his wife, film title designer Deborah Ross, will trade in political satire for an owl’s view of Los Angeles, with “Street Wise,” opening in…

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