Slouching Sculpture Forward
What distinguishes her work is a maturity of form. These sculptures do not read as demonstrations of ceramic possibility. They read as sculpture, full stop. Clay feels fully digested into the thinking.
Andrew Cornell Robinson Awarded a New York State Council on the Arts Support for Artists Grant
I’m honored to share that I’ve been awarded a New York State Council on the Arts Support for Artists grant for my ongoing project, Confabulations and Fantabulosas: A Queer Archive. With the support of NYSCA and the sponsorship of New York Artists Equity, this grant helps move the project from …
Winter Palace
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
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 …
Bored with New York City’s Art Scene?
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?
Bloodlines
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 …