Amy Bryan is a visual artist from New Orleans, Louisiana, U.S.A.. She has participated in solo and group exhibitions locally, regionally, and internationally. She has a 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 of New Orleans 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 of New Orleans 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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