Bob Ziller has been an artist from an early age, drawing tattoos on classmates with magic marker while still in grammar school. Since doing the cover of his school newspaper when he was in second grade (at seven years old), he has gone on to exhibit his work in over 100 exhibitions throughout the US, including the Carnegie Museum of Art, Andy Warhol Museum, Chicago Cultural Center, Hunter Museum of American Art, Norton Museum of Art, Monterey Museum of Art, and the George Eastman House. His ArtOMat works (with Michael Saxman) have been at the Whitney Museum of American Art and the New Museum in NYC. Ziller is also a poet, his works have been featured in magazines, on the radio, and in several anthologies, including The Great American Wiseass Book of Poetry. He has translated two books of poetry y the great African surrealist Jean-Joseph Rabearivelo if Madagascar, of which Dr. Henry Louis Gates, Jr. has praised: “These translations read beautifully.” Ziller also sings under the moniker Bingo Quixote, and makes music videos and films, including his first, shot at Howard Finster’s Paradise Gardens.