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Exhibition: Uncensored - Queer Art and the Church

UNCENSORED: Queer Art and the Church
March 27-April 1, 2012; 12pm-6pm
127-B Prince Street, New York, NY 10012
uncensoredexhibition.org
In response to the church's recent call to censor the groundbreaking exhibition Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture at the Brooklyn Museum, the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art is hosting Uncensored: Queer Art and the Church.
Review: Huffington Post
Disobedience And Through The Night Softly: Andrew Cornell Robinson And Gregory Green At Anna Kustera
"...the most intriguing exhibit in Chelsea this season has been Andrew Cornell Robinson and Gregory Green at Anna Kustera on 21st, closing this Friday December 23rd. The seduction is largely topical, opportunistically so, in that this appears to be the only exhibit in a Chelsea gallery that explicitly engages with the content of Occupy Wall Street."
Visual AIDS Postcards from the Edge
Come out and support the good work of Visual AIDS.

El Negro (Fernando Chamorro Rappaccioli), 2011, Etching edition.
My etching is included in the Visual AIDS Postcards from the Edge benefit
hosted by Cheim & Read, 547 W 25th St, New York.
Saturday, Jan. 7, 2012 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Buy four and get a bonus fifth)
Sunday, Jan. 8, 2012 from 12 to 4 p.m. (Buy two and get a bonus third)
Proceeds benefit Visual AIDS.
Review: Saatchi Magazine
Top Ten November shows in NYC...
"The gallery window contains an uprising in miniature by gallery discovery Andrew Cornell Robinson complete with wooden placards devoid of slogans, blue police state barricades and mini protestors made from clenched fist clay formations."
Exhibition / Disobedience at Anna Kustera Gallery

Anna Kustera Gallery
520 West 21st Street, New York, NY 10011
Through December 23rd, 2011
Anna Kustera Gallery is proud to present an exhibition of new sculpture by Andrew Cornell Robinson "Disobedience" and Gregory Green "Through the Night Softly".
Exhibition / 2010 Annual Auction Benefit for Groundswell Community Mural Project
My painting Lindberg's Winter Garden, 2008, Oil on cotton toile canvas, 26 x 22" (Unframed), will be included in the benefit auction for a truly great community arts organization. Show up an support community arts programs in NYC.
Thursday, December 2 7 - 10 PM
Affirmation Arts LTD.
523 W 37 Street
New York, NY 10018
(between 10 & 11 Aves)
www.affirmationarts.com
Art Auction Including Work By: Louise Bourgeois, Ellen Kozak, Vik Muniz, Massimo Vitali, Meredith Allen, Maria Elena Alvarez Lourens, Josh Azzarella, Kimberly Baranowski, Cara Bloch, Serena Bocchino, Kyle Bowen, Marisa Baumgartner, Kevin Cooley, Costain, Colleen Cunningham, Stacey Cushman, Yana Dimitrova, Alexis Duque, Edward Del Rosario, Taryn Elizabeth, Mark Epstein, Herb Fixler, Ryan Hartley Smith, Simen Johan, Tess Korobkin, Jenny Laden, Joshua Levine, Philip Levine, Rene Lynch, Joe Matunis, Conor McGrady, J Mikals-Adachi, Bede Murphy, Brion Nuda Rosch, Ted O'Sullivan, Andrew Cornell Robinson, Henry Samelson, Nicole Schulman, Wes Sherman, Drew Simpson, Dan Slabonik, Chris Soria, Swoon, Robin Tewes, Mauricio Trenard, Juan Villanueva, Charmaine Wheatley, Katie Yamasaki, Ofer Wolberger, Dan Zeller, Andrzej Zieliski. more
Conversation / Create of Else interview at the Edward Albee Foundation
The folks from Create or Else came out to the Edward Albee Foundation to interview me during my residency.
Watch: this video in HD quality on Ogilvy's Create or Else Youtube channel.
Conversation / Video interview with Colour Me In
entre|vistas Andrew Cornell Robinson from Colour Me In on Vimeo.
en Español...
Publicamos el “Algo más…” de Andrew Cornell Robinson hace unos meses y en retrospectiva tengo dos comentarios: El primero fue que recibimos una pequeña regañada de Andrew, pues es defensor de poner su nombre entero con todos sus apellidos muy a la mexicana. Así que siempre refiéranse a él como Andrew Cornell Robinson. El segundo comentario es como el uso del “Algo más..” se queda corto para referirnos a todas las demás cosas increíbles que Andrew esconde bajo la alfombra.
Brooklyn esconde entre su super-desarrollado ejército hipster el estudio de Andrew. Gracias a su luminosa ventana, pudimos descubrir el multifacético lugar de Andrew y su arte. Desde enormes pinturas, dibujos y muchísimas esculturas, Andrew nos compartió una obra divertida y accesible que no pierde lo interesante y propositivo. Sus dibujos se convierten en pequeños móviles, como si Andrew les pusiera aretes y collares para complementarlos. Sus cerámicas parecen todo menos cerámicas y, justo con ese material Andrew crea lo que quizás sea su trabajo más llamativo: Los trofeos a la humillación.
Comento un poco su obra para hacer hincapié en todo eso que era parte del “Algo más…” de Andrew y definitivamente deja pobre a nuestro primer acercamiento al trabajo con este artista. Afortunadamente, tuvimos la fortuna de invadir(lo) para asombrarnos con lo fantástico de sus propuestas y, con cámara en mano, poder extraer algo de ello.
Querido lector, asómese en la ventana de nuestro video a este estudio, a las cartas de la cebra y unas cuantas sorpresas más. Total, es posible gracias a que esta Entre | Vista su fusiona momentáneamente con su ventana gigante para curiosear More
Exhibition / The Box Which Contains the World
My work a Basket of Fear I, will be included in a group exhibition as part of the BETA Spaces Festival in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
Artists include: Ali Aschman, Andrew Cornell Robinson, Brent Owens, Jenn Brehm, Jimmy Miracle, Jing Wei, Paul D'Agostino, Kate Nielsen, Leah Tacha, Morgan Blair, Rebecca Litt, Trish Tillman, Wink Wink Pony, Zane Wilson. Curated by Ali Aschman
Sunday 14 November 2010, 12 - 7pm
Brooklyn Fire Proof Gallery
119 Ingraham Street
Brooklyn, New York
www.brooklynfireproof.com
Basket of Fear I (Detail), 2010

Arts in Bushwick presents BETA Spaces: a free day of curated, thematic group exhibitions. more


