Amy Bryan is a visual artist from New Orleans, Louisiana. She has participated in solo and group exhibitions locally, regionally, and internationally. She has an Master of Fine Arts in Printmaking from Howard University and a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art from Xavier University of Louisiana. Bryan creates assemblages, drawings, prints, paintings, and digital images.
"My artwork is inspired by love and spirituality. I have been inspired by the Treme neighborhood since I was a teenager. I was attracted to the beauty of the architecture and the mysterious haunting feeling of it. As a whole, people and places that stand out to me inspire me. I consider my creative process collaging. I'm always putting different materials and ideas together and there are usually several steps to my process." ~ Amy Bryan
"My artwork is inspired by love and spirituality. I have been inspired by the Treme neighborhood since I was a teenager. I was attracted to the beauty of the architecture and the mysterious haunting feeling of it. As a whole, people and places that stand out to me inspire me. I consider my creative process collaging. I'm always putting different materials and ideas together and there are usually several steps to my process." ~ Amy Bryan
"Holding Mustard Greens", Ukiyoe iPad app., © Amy Bryan 2013
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"Frances Gaudet (Color)", Ukiyoe iPad app., © Amy Bryan 2013
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Other Work....
"Katrina with Rope", fired white clay and collage, human face size, 2007, © Amy Bryan 2007
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"Phillis Wheatley on Rives (Pastel)", Pastel, Polyester Plate Lithography, Rives BFK Thin, 2007, 8"x11", © Amy Bryan 2007
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"Grandmama, AJ, Vi, El, and The House (Especial)", Polyester Plate Lithography and Mixed Media, 9"x12", 2001, © Amy Bryan 2001
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"Woman and Baby Sitting", Colored Pencils, 8"x11", 2011, © Amy Bryan 2011
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