Katrina Andry

Andry, a native of New Orleans, continues to hone her mastery of reduction woodcutting. She is mining memory and history in her work, which is mostly populated by young people in seemingly beautiful settings. However, there is a subtle undercurrent. The work confronts how race and gender stereotypes are perceived and the resultant effect on communities.

Daydreams of 1811 Glow Brightly, 2022
Color reduction woodcut and monotype mylar on paper
Edition 1 of 3
43.5 x 46 inches

Courtesy of the ARTIST and MARC STRAUS, NY

Black Imaginings of the 1811 Past and Future Possibilities, 2022
Color reduction woodcut and monotype mylar on paper
Edition 1 of 3
37 x 47 inches