Robert Marbury is the director and cofounder of the Minnesota Association of Rogue Taxidermists. He is a multidisciplinary artist working in fabric, photography, and fur, and in addition to creating his own art, he co-hosts and judges the annual Carnivorous Nights Taxidermy Contest in Brooklyn and curates the Rogue Taxidermy show at La Luz de Jesus Gallery in Los Angeles. Robert lives in Baltimore and lectures internationally on rogue taxidermy.
“The crucified parrots, winged foxes, and martini-sipping monkeys
in this wild and wonderful bestiary of a book suggest that there is
something deeply strange afoot in our culture—and we ought to pay
attention.”
—Joshua Foer, New York Times bestselling author of Moonwalking with
Einstein
“So appalling, funny, grotesque, weirdly charming, and highly
informative that even I was creeped out. Necrophilia or beauty? You
be the judge!”
—John Waters
“Darkly beautiful and fascinatingly disturbing. I
recommend.”
—Jenny Lawson, New York Times bestselling author of Let’s Pretend
This Never Happened (A Mostly True Memoir)
“Robert Marbury is a mad genius.”
—Diablo Cody, Academy Award–winning screenwriter of Juno
“It’s only fitting that one of the driving forces behind Rogue
Taxidermy should be the first to showcase it as no one else has.
Robert Marbury’s book isn’t just instant gold—it’s gold for the
long haul.”
—James Taylor of Shocked and Amazed!“The ultimate book on
contemporary guerrilla taxidermy.”
—Dr. Petra Lange-Berndt, University College London“Marvellously
macabre.”
—The Bookseller (UK)
“Eye-popping and informative.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“A truly interesting read, rife with intriguing history, talented
artists, memorable images.”
—BookPage
“Marbury has compiled the first modern taxidermy bible.”
—Largehearted Boy
“A well-curated look at a fascinating artistic movement that
challenges viewers to confront death and decay, and maybe turn it
into something fantastical.”
—New YorkDaily News
“Beautiful.”
—Baltimore City Paper
“For those on your holiday shopping list who don’t need another
necktie or scarf and possess an interesting sense of humor, I’d
like to propose Robert Marbury’s Taxidermy Art.”
—Wall Street Journal
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