Brian Kreydatus
"The works I have chosen for this show are important to me, both visually and personally.
The works were given to me by former classmates with whom I shared the intense experience of learning, graduate shcool professors who helped shape me as artist and person, and visiting artists I worked with closely during their time at William & Mary.
I live with each of the artists figuratively, and the actual works literally, each day."
"The works I have chosen for this show are important to me, both visually and personally.
The works were given to me by former classmates with whom I shared the intense experience of learning, graduate shcool professors who helped shape me as artist and person, and visiting artists I worked with closely during their time at William & Mary.
I live with each of the artists figuratively, and the actual works literally, each day."
From left to right:
Yvonne Petkus, Recline?, 2001, charcoal / Barbara Grossman, Trio-Red Rug, 2002, oil pastel /
Hitoshi Nakazto, Four Corners, n.d., serigraph, 4/42 / Chad Andrews, Double Cross, 2007, lithograph
Left: Sue Coe, "Untitled (Vegan/For a Brilliant Printer)", 2015, linocut (printed by Brian Kreydatus), A/P
Right: Naomi Chung, Untitled, lithograph, 36/42