Curriculum Vitae
Andrew Cornell Robinson
education
Degree
M.F.A. Studio Art, School
of Visual Arts, New York, New York, 1994.
B.F.A. Ceramic Sculpture / Drawing, Maryland
Institute College of Art, Baltimore Maryland, 1991.
Non-degree
Project Management / French, New
School University, New York, New York, 1998 - 2001.
Sculpture, Glasgow
School of Art, Glasgow, Scotland, 1990.
Graphic Design / Ceramics, Kean
College, Union, New Jersey, 1984 - 1986.
Ceramics Apprentice, Bailey Pottery, Westfield, New Jersey, 1978 - 1987
professional accomplishments
R/GA Interactive, New
York, New York, 2003-Ongoing
Associate Creative Director, Interaction Design
Interaction design for clients such as Parsons School of Design, Verizon, Cable
Vision VOOM, Scripps Networks, Purina, Lowe's, New York Stock Exchange, and
Bank of America.
Participated in multiple successful new business proposals. Coordinated requirements
gathering sessions. Developed strategic implementation plans. Designed research
tasks including ethnographic research, surveys, heuristic analysis, card sorts,
usability testing scripts and coordinated the analysis of test results for improving
customer experience.
Managed persona development, logic flows for content management systems and
page schematics for design development.
Adjunct Faculty, Design Management
Collaboration on the development of syllabus, and curriculium for the Design
3 and 4, information visualization studio courses in the Design Management
department.
Teach design and visual literacy exploring Gestalt principles of visual organization,
information and communication design.
Citigroup, Long Island
City, New York, 2001 - 2003.
Vice President, Interaction Design
Coordinated the redesign of the Citi.com financial portal.
Coordinated the development of a digital photography archive.
Development of Interaction Design process and deliverables for Citicorp and
international businesses.
Established a content strategy which used a narrative structure to personalize
the user experience.
Migrated a consistent brand experience and a unified approach to interactive
design.
Managed the development of html template designs for a content managed portal.
Craft Students League, New York, New York, 2002-2003.
Volunteer Educator
Assisted in the management of a teaching ceramics studio, kiln firing, clay
and glaze production.
Assisting director and faculty in the implementation of class projects
Siegel & Gale,
New York, New York, 2000 - 2001.
Senior Information Architect / Designer
Design and brand development for leading corporations and organizations such
as T. Rowe Price, College Board, Ellerbe Becket, Mirant, Boise Cascade, Marriott,
Renaissance Hotels, American Express, Dow and the Victoria and Albert Museum.
American Center for Design, Chicago, Illinois, November 2000.
Guest speaker at the annual Living Surfaces conference hosted by the American
Center for Design; in which I presented a paper on narrative techniques in art
and design.
Education Technologist / User Services Coordinator
Implemented a University wide mentoring program, for students, staff, and faculty.
Created documentation, orientations, and a learning resource website for the
academic community.
Taught software and hardware usage in a multidiscipline academic environment
with a focus on design.
Member of the Technology Initiatives Forum comprised of staff and faculty who
review innovative ways to introduce computer technology into a pedagogical discourse.
Assisted in the management of a multi-platform computing facility with over
800 computers.
Coordinated the production of news letters and campus wide communications for
Academic Computing.
Regional Supervisor of the training, software support and the interface design
team.
Developed the graphical user interface for an intranet and customized database
enabling the company to track deal processes.
Contributed to the design implementation of the company's centennial logo and
promotional material
Installation and set design
Designed and installed the show room runway for the Seventh on Sixth spring
and fall fashion shows.
Retail Design
Design and production of window and store displays for the men's department.
Coordinated the color scheme for the Romeo Gigli show room.
Designed and installed custom displays for the Gianni Versace show room.
Metro Tech Center Public Exhibitions, Brooklyn, New York, 1992-1994.
Exhibition Design
Coordinated the design and installation of lobby exhibitions at Metro Tech Center,
Pierrepont Plaza, and NYNEX Brooklyn in partnership with such organizations
as the Marie Walsh Sharpe Foundation, the Public Art Fund and the New York Foundation
for the Arts.
Rotunda
Gallery, Brooklyn, New York, 1992-1994.
Curatorial Assistant / Art Educator
Coordinated exhibitions, program development and fundraising events.
Maintained the exhibition archive and a computerized slide registry containing
over 1000 artists.
Developed art education curricula public programs.
Coordinated the design of exhibition catalogues and exhibition documentation.
Responsible for the installation, insurance, registration and documentation
of all art work entering the gallery. Some of these exhibitions included: Judy
Pfaff's Corpo Onbrosso, Taeg
Nishimoto, Baratloo
and Balch, group shows such as The
Street, Dirty
Ornament and Life Boat.
Initiated a Saturday education program, in cooperation with New York Cares,
which introduced disadvantaged children to innovative gallery exhibitions and
creative workshops.
Eigen+Art Gallery,
Leipzig / Berlin, Germany and New York, New York, 1993.
Curatorial Assistant
Developed the design of gallery installations and promotional materials.
Worked with visiting artists such as Cornelia
Parker and collectors in the installation, preparation and shipping of works
to and from the gallery space.
Assisted in the establishment of a satellite gallery, which represented contemporary
German artists in New York.
Lecture Coordinator
Coordinated the Visiting Artist Lecture Series, which included such distinguished
guests as Donald Baechler, Mathew Barney, Leon Golub, Jane Hammond, Nancy Spero,
Annie Sprinkle and Robert Storr.
Teaching Assistant / Studio Administrator
Maintained a teaching ceramics studio serving a student body of 900.
Responsible for the production of clay, glazes and equipment maintenance, maintained
electric, gas, and wood burning kilns.
Assisted the faculty in preparation for their lessons, and served as a supplementary
studio resource for students.
awards
- Silver
Cyber Lion at Cannes, Verizon Action Hero, 2007.
- Verizon's 'Action Hero' Online Movie Tool Named 'Site of the Day' by Favourite
Website Awards (FWA), 2007.
- Forbes, Best of the Web, Citibank New York, New York, 2002.
- Gomez, Best Financial Website, Citibank New York, New York, 2002.
- First Prize, SOWEBO Arts Festival, Baltimore, Maryland, 1991.
- Merit Scholarship, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore Maryland,
1989-1991.
- Departmental Scholarship, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore Maryland,
1990.
- Travel Award, Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow, Scotland, 1990.
- Merit Award, Juried Sculpture Exhibition, Fox Gallery, Baltimore, Maryland,
1989.
affiliations
bibliography
Reviews and Press
- The
Breakaway Republic of Bushwick Brooklyn Rail, July 2008.
- Installations
Steal the Show at 2007 Bushwick Open Studios by Hrag Vartanian, hragvartanian.com
June 3, 2007
- CAA Queer Art Caucus, Publications Index, Spring 2007
- Robert Appleton "Another
Green World" and Andrew Cornell Robinson "In the Viewing Room"
at Paul Sharpe Gallery, Gay City News, November 30 2006
- Walk The Windows of Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn Blog (n/a) Brooklyn, New York,
2003
- Censorship at Sowebo, Harry Newspaper, Baltimore, MD, June, 1991
Selected Published Critical Writing
- Alex Da Corte "I Attach Myself to
You" Stonefox Artspace, Gay City News, December 2007
- Jim Lee - "Altamont",
Gay City News, June 2007
- "Womanizer", Julie Atlas Muz, Breyer
P-Orridge, Liz Renay, Vaginal Crème Davis, Kembra Pfahler, Bambi The
Mermaid, E.V. Day at Deitch Projects, Gay City News, January 2007
- James Hyde, Saint
Clair Cemin and Jac Leirner at Sikkema Jenkins & Co., New York, New
York, Gay City News, December 2006.
- Carl James Ferrero, "Three
Way Tie For Last", Kathleen Cullen Fine Arts, New York, New York,
Gay City News, July 2006.
- "Doubletake",
Schroeder Romero Gallery, New York, New York, Gay City News June, 2006.
- John Waters, "Unwatchable",
Marianne Boesky Gallery, New York New York, Gay City News Volume five, Issue
18 May 4 - 10, 2006
- "Day for Night",
Whitney Biennial, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, New York,
Gay City News, March 2006.
- Leon Golub, "We Love
Our Leader", Ronald Feldman Fine Arts, New York, New York, Volume
5, Number 8, February 23 - March 1, 2006
- Woman of Many Faces: Isabelle
Huppert, P.S.1 Museum, Long Island City, New York, Volume 4, Number 47
| November 24 - 30, 2005
- Arthur Cohen, Just
Wanna Be Cool, Jack the Pelican Presents, Brooklyn, New York, Volume
4, Number 44 | November 3 - 9, 2005
- Michelle Mackey, Spaces
In Between, Paul Sharpe Gallery, New York, New York, Gay City News,
Volume 75, Number 40 October 06 - 12, 2005
- "Robert Mapplethorpe
and the Classical Tradition", Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York,
New York, Gay City News, Volume 75, Number 31, August 4 - 10, 2005
- One More Thing, Barry McGee,
Deitch Projects, New York, New York, Volume IV, Issue 23, June 09 - 15, 2005.
- Trade, White Columns, New York,
New York, Gay City News, Volume 4, Issue 10, March 10 - 16, 2005.
- Queering MoMA, Museum
of Modern Art, New York, New York, Gay City News, Volume 3, Issue 353, December
30, 2004 -January 5, 2005.
- Raymond Pettibon, David
Zwirner Gallery, New York, New York, Gay City News, Volume 3, Issue 351, December
16 - 22, 2004.
- Wolfgang Staehle,
"2004", Postmaters Gallery,New York, New York, Gay City News,
Volume 3, Issue 342, October 14 -20, 2004.
- Phoebe Washburn, "Seconds
of Something", PS1 Museum, Long Island City, New York, July 2004.
- Michael Meads, "Carondelet",
ClampArt Gallery, New York, New York, Gay City News, June 2004.
- Sharon Core, "Thiebauds",
Bellweather Gallery, Brooklyn, New York, Gay City News, Volume 3, Issue 310,
March 4 - 10, 2004.
- Nayland Blake, "Reel
Around", Matthew Marks Gallery, New York, New York, Gay City News,
Volume 3, Issue 6 February 15 - 24, 2004.
- Tim Noble and
Sue Webster, PS1 Museum, Long Island City, New York, Gay City News, Volume
3, Issue 2 January 8-14, 2004.
- Frank Moore retrospective
"Frank Moore", Sperone Westwater Gallery, New York, New York,
Gay City News, Volume 2, Issue 41 October 9 - 15, 2003.
conferences & events
- Visiting Artist, MFA review and lecture, Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, New
York, 2007.
- Visiting Artist, thesis reviews for the Design and Management Senior Thesis
Presentations, Parsons School of Design, New York, New York, 2005.
- Lecturer, Navigating the Narrative in Art and Interactive Design, Siegelgale,
New York, New York, 2001.
- Lecturer, Narrative Architecture, Living Surfaces Conference, American Center
for Design, Chicago, Illinois, 2000.
- Technology Forum Participant, New School University, New York, New York,
1999-2000.
- Lecture Leader, Visiting Artist Lecture Series, School of Visual Arts, New
York, New York, 1993-1994.
- Lecturer, Clay in the East Conference, Virginia Commonwealth University,
Richmond, Virginia, 1991.
plays well with others & misc skills
- Software
Acrobat, ACT, After Effects, Bbedit, Cascading Style Sheets, CC Mail, Claris
Works, Diagram, DreamWeaver, Excel, File Maker Pro, Flash, Flow Charter, Form-Z
(CAD), FTP- Cute, Fetch and WS-FTP, GIF Builder, Go Live, HomeSite, HTML 4.X,
Illustrator, Image Ready, In Design, JavaScript, Live Link, Internet Explorer,
Netscape, NSCA Mosiac, Omni Web, Open Write, Out Look, PageMaker, Painter,
Photoshop, Power Point, Premier, Quark Express, QuickTime, Suit Cases, Tel-Net,
Type Manager, Wet Paint, Word 98-2000, Word Perfect 8, WS Gopher.
- Operating Systems
Apple MAC OS 8-X, DOS, Next Step, UNIX, Windows 98-2000-NT-XP.
- Hardware
Macintosh - Cube, I-Mac, Power Book, G4, PC - Compaq, Dell, Gateway, HP, Sony;
Printers- Laser, Bubble Jet, Plotter and Fiery; Scanner- AGFA, Cannon, Storage
Devices- CD, Floppy, JAZZ, Tape, ZIP; Peripherals - CD Burner, Digital Camera,
LCD Projectors, Wacom Tablets.
- Design
Interactive Design, Information Architecture, Software Design, Scenario Design,
Desktop Publishing, Brand and Identity Design, Graphic and Inforamtion Design.
- Drawing:
Gesture and Analytical drawing, Portraiture and Figurative Life drawing.
- Painting
Oil, Acrylic, Gouache, Color Theory, Mural Painting, collage and assemblage.
- Printing
Wood Block, Etching, and Screen-printing.
- Sculpture
Casting: Plaster, Clay Slip and Lost Wax Ceramic Shell and Sand Mold Casting
Ceramics: Throwing, Hand Building, Mold Making, Slip Casting, Kiln Building
and Maintenance, Glaze Composition.
Metal Fabrication: Oxy-Acetylene MIG and TIG Welding, Plasma Cutter.
Modeling: Wax and Clay Figurative Sculpture
Wood Working: Band Saw, Table Saw, Router, Drill Press, Planner, Belt Sander
and Wood Surface Finishing.
- Miscellaneous
Audio / Visual experience with LCD Projectors, Lighting, Fine Art Frame Finishing,
Matting and Crate Construction, Exhibition Preparation, Installation, Packing
and Shipping, Display Construction, Slide / Photo Documentation, Signage and
Environmental Information Design, Dry Wall, Set Design and Construction.
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