Mediums known for: Using re-purposed materials to make sculptures and installations
Years in Detroit: 6 years
Affiliations: Teach part-time at College for Creative Studies, University of Michigan, Oakland University, Oakland Community College, and Paint Creek Center for the Arts, LEO Union AFT Michigan #6244, Coordinator for the Raw Dog Crit Club
Contact: MCAndyT@gmail.com
''You can see your friend now…'', Studio trash and adhesives, 3ft x 8ft x 10ft, 2009
''Where ya headed, Stranger?'', Studio trash and adhesives, 3ft x 6ft x 10ft, 2006
''Ooo, while you're up…''. Studio trash and adhesives. 5ft x 5ft x 6ft, 2010
''Dream House: Clothes Pit'', donated clothing, furniture, lumber, drywall, 8ft x 8ft x 9ft, 2008
''Dream House: Sculpture'', Entirety of pedestals at Paint Creek Center for the Arts, furniture, books, storage closet, 8ft x 16ft x 12ft, 2008
''Dream House: Box Full of Letters'', donated envelopes and shipping supplies, furniture, lumber, 12ft x 15ft x 5ft, 2009
These webpages are courtesy of thedetroiter.com, we asked local artists who their favorite local artists were (who didn’t and may have never had their own webpage), when names popped up more than a few times, they were honored with a page. Each artist gets to choose the next artist. Andy has chosen Ed Brown.
[...] Detroiter Go to Source Back to Feed Share | This entry was posted on Wednesday, June 30th, 2010 at 11:21 pm [...]
A great way to recycle, my compliments!
[...] my friend Andrew Thompson was available and able to document my drawings. All of the so-so quality photos of my drawings [...]
[...] thedetroiter.com | Andrew Thompson [...]
[...] Andrew Thompson completely took over the Burton Theatre with his installation of “From Room to Room”. The orderly-disorder of plastic bags connects the Ladies room, on the third floor, to the Men’s room in the lower level. This obsessive compulsive web weaving can be viewed throughout February. Enjoy! January 29, 2011 Palette Permalink ← Inspire. [...]
[...] trash (plastic bags, especially) and nature. In it, participating local artists Scotty Slade and Andrew Thompson, as well as the Canadian duo Duke and Battersby, all pose intriguing questions about the points of [...]
[...] who have been absolutely supportive. Speaking of which, In no particular order those people are Andrew Thompson, Megan Heeres, Ian Swanson, Simone DeSousa and Faina [...]