Rob Giampietro is a principal at Project Projects, a design studio in New York. He studied graphic design and literature at Yale University and worked as a designer at Winterhouse, The New York Times Magazine, and Pentagram. From 2003 to 2008, he was cofounder and principal of the award-winning design studio Giampietro+Smith. In 2008, he served as vice president for AIGA/NY, leading a design chapter of more than 3,000 members.
As a writer, Rob’s essays and design commentary have appeared in Dot Dot Dot, Design Observer, and BusinessWeek as well as in The New York Times, New York Magazine, and on NPR. As a designer, Rob has worked with cultural clients including the Guggenheim Museum, Gagosian Gallery, David Zwirner, and Knoll, along with nonprofit organizations such as the United Nations, The Global Fund to Fight AIDS Tuberculosis & Malaria, and the NYC2012 Olympic Bid.
Rob has taught undergraduates at Parsons The New School for Design since 2003 and graduates at RISD since 2006. Beginning in Fall 2010, he will also teach graduates at SVA.
Lectures
Who Are Our Peers?, New Museum Generational (2009)
Posts by Post, University of Texas at Austin (2009)
On Design, Distribution, and Circulation, SVA D.Crit (2008)
SVA D.Crit Reading: Music, SVA D.Crit (2008)
AIGA/NY Design Remixed, Soho Apple Store (2007)
Fish-eye, Type Directors Club of New York (2005)
Francis Conversations: Topic Magazine, Yale University (2005)
Selected press
Reflections on Recent Work, IDEA Magazine (2009)
Rob Giampietro’s Posts by Post, Walker Art Center Design Blog (2008)
Giampietro+Smith, IDEA Magazine (2006)
A Scholarly Mein, Print Magazine New Visual Artists (2004)
Elsewhere
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Editors
Stuart Bailey, Liz Danzico, William Drenttel, Graham Meyer, David Reinfurt, Jessie Scanlon, Kevin Smith, Rudy VanderLans
Developers
Randy J. Hunt (v 2.0), Renda Morton (v 1.0)
