Andrew Cornell Robinson: Mighty Real / Graffiti Bowls and Vases Nordstrom NYC Flagship Store, June 7th – July 7th, 2024 New York City, June 7th, 2024 – NYC artist Andrew Cornell Robinson is bringing his unique blend of creativity to the Nordstrom NYC Flagship store once again. In the spotlight …
Press Release Ben Shahn Center for the Visual Arts announces the opening of Salted Not Sugared, a solo exhibition of works by Andrew Cornell Robinson. This is the first exhibition to extensively survey the interdisciplinary art of NYC based, New Jersey native artist Andrew Cornell Robinson, presented by William Patterson …
Through Confabulations + Fantabulosas, Robinson explores how to visually represent visibility, celebrating and surrendering to various aspects of life, including joy, absence, pleasure, loss, and reverence.
The Jane Hartsook Gallery is excited to announce an exhibition showcasing the diverse talents of Greenwich House Pottery faculty and staff. Featuring a large vessel from a series of works created by Andrew Cornell Robinson that he made using raw clays harvested from a river bed in Haiti, and created …
Brooklyn’s own legendary Cannonball Press has again assembled a great group of printmakers and graphic artists under one roof who will be present and sell their prints for $100 or less. As part of Coney Island USA’s Congress of Curious Peoples, long-time champion of the affordable art cause Cannonball Press …
I am happy to share that three of my newest ceramic assemblages from an ongoing series titled A Queer Pentimento will be included in this group exhibition exploring the inherent dichotomies of ostentatious wealth and privilege in contrast with a searching critique of societal imbalance and deprivation. These three sculptural …
Ink, Press, Repeat; a national juried group exhibition of contemporary prints curated by master printmaker Susan J. Goldman, brings together the work of fifty artists from across the United States and features the New York City based artist Andrew Cornell Robinson’s grand-prize winning print Vanitas 6, which was created while …
A mixed tape, a sweaty group show, a talk about my art, a poem by Jericho Brown, and Janis Joplin singing. What more could I ask for?
Private lives are difficult to trace in the public pages of history. While birth, marriage, and death are fairly clear public markers of heterosexual private lives, the private lives of the homosexual are all too often erased, or redacted from our shared histories. This is exacerbated when honest revelations about …