Robin Hustle is a ceramicist, writer, and community health nurse who makes work about foraging, labor, pleasure, ecosystems, bodies, sex work, and nurturance. She is a lifelong resident of the Rogers Park neighborhood of Chicago, where she lives with her girlfriend and their cat Agnes Mountain.

ig: @porouslyours

Selected Publications

Zines

2020 Robin Hustle’s Fenestrated Shape

2019 Careful Material (with Thomas Kong)

2015 FEELINGS

2011 Curdled Milk

2009 Leftover’s Again?!

2004-2008 Mirror Tricks 1-3

Contributing Editor

2011-2012 The Land Line (quarterly)

2006-2008 The Skeleton News (monthly)

Solo Exhibitions

2020 Robin Hustle’s Fenestrated Shape

Roman Susan, Chicago

2018 SLIT WAVE SHEATH HEARTH

The Back Room at Kim’s Corner Food, Chicago

2013 Robin Hustle

Woman Made Gallery, Chicago

Curation

2013 Slippery Slope

Woman Made Gallery, Chicago

Curated by Robin Hustle, with work by Virginia Aberle, Margaret Bobo-Dancy, Clothilde, Megan Diddie, Mikey Estes, Darcy Fangi, Sarah Faux, Ektor Maria Garcia, Vanessa Harris, Alyssa Herlocher, Young Joon Kwak, Daniel Luedtke, Noelle Mason, Ulrike Müller, Betsy Odom, Caroline Picard, Ruby Thorkelson, Xara Thustra, Lainey Waugh, Shoshanna Weinberger, and Dustin Yager

Selected Group Exhibitions

2012 Raw/Cooked; curated by Ulrike Müller

Brooklyn Museum, Brooklyn, NY

Ulrike Müller’s Herstory Inventory: 100 feministische Zeichnungen von 100 KünstlerInnen

Kunsthaus Bregenz, Bregenz, Austria

2011 Underground; curated by Ruby Thorkelson

Woman Made Gallery, Chicago

Bless this Mess

Edie Fake, Lee Relvas, Robin Hustle, and Forced into Femininity

Gallery 400, Chicago

2010 Hey, We’re All Beginners Here!; curated by Mike Wolf

Roots & Culture, Chicago

Other Collaborations

2021 Grant co-designer and panelist, The Artist Grant / Community Artist’s Grant Project

Reva & David Logan Foundation

2019 Flag for the W Club Project, curated by Kristin and Nathan Abhalter Smith

Exhibited at the Rogers Park Woman’s Club, and at The Leather Archives & Museum

2019 Ruth-in-residence / Careful Material with Thomas Kong

The Back Room at Kim’s Corner Food, Chicago

Granted by Propeller Fund