Here are some things I've been doing in the studio

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Redesigning Wikileaks

Daniel van der Velden - Metahaven speaks about redesigning WikiLeaks' visual identity and brand at the Symposium I Don't Know Where I'm Going But I Want To Be There at the from Graphic Design Museum on Vimeo.

A link to the posters


A link to the speakers Design Studio


A link to a story about this project in the NY Times

Typography Stop Motion

Create or Else: Andrew Cornell Robinson

Check out this interview I did in July with Ogilvy while I was up at the Edward Albee Foundation.

Learn more online at acrStudio.com

Upstate, New York 05

Upstate, New York 05
Originally uploaded by alleyn evans.

Pretty Pretty

FINALLY A LOGO FOR THE UNENDING CLASS WAR

INVISIBLE
Originally uploaded by CHRISTOPHER DOMBRES.

Saw this logo and loved its simple depiction of corporate profits over people.

Opening of Bloodlines at Eyelevel BQE

Cocktail Hour 2, © 2010 Andrew Cornell Robinson, Digital Color Print, H: 16 x W: 23. Apparel: Sigfrido Holguin, Photo: Michael Chiabaudo
Originally uploaded by acrstudio.

Please join me for the opening of Bloodlines, new work and collaborations by Andrew Cornell Robinson

Event dates and times:
Opening April 10, 2010 5pm - 8:30pm
Exhibition April 10 through May 2
Gallery Hours: Saturday - Sunday 12-6pm
Other times by appointment only

Eyelevel BQE Gallery
364 Leonard Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211
http://www.eyelevelgallery.com
917.660.4650
eyelevelbqe@gmail.com
Cross Streets: Leonard and Meeker Streets near the BQE.
Subway: L train, Lorimer Station

© 2010 Andrew Cornell Robinson, Cocktail Hour 1, Digital Color Print, H: 16 x W: 23. Apparel: Sigfrido Holguin, Photo: Michael Chiabaudo

Excerpt from Press Release:

"Artist Andrew Cornell Robinson has collaborated with designers, artisans and photographers to create an installation which explores history, identity and class by resurrecting ancestral figures and casting them in a series of humorous queer scenarios. Robinson collaborated with fashion designer Sigfrido Holguin to bring to life Robinson's sixth great grandfather, a revolutionary war hero, and Holguin's great grandmother, a Dominican political radical. Couture costumes have been designed and hand crafted for each character which bring to life fictionalized narratives, visual taxonomies and sculptural heirlooms which will be on display for a revisionist history lesson. Works include photography, ceramic and mixed media sculpture, printing and apparel. Robinson's engagement with material and mythologies articulates his own revision of the world and points a light on assumptions of normalcy and power which we've inherited and continue to perpetuate today."