Kyle Bryant

November 10 - December 24, 2009
Opening Friday November 13, 7pm

Kyle is a graduate of the printmaking department at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, currently living and working in Maine. While at Mass Art he had work in numerous exhibitions at the school galleries. He has also shown at Loconia Lofts Gallery, 808 Gallery and Espresso Royale Cafe in Boston. He took part in the Harnett Biennial of American Prints at the Harnett Museum of Art in Richmond where he is housed in the permanent collection. Nearing his graduation he was awarded the Donis A. Dondis Traveling Fellowship allowing him to complete a six month artist residency in Berlin Germany at Culturia, and had his first solo exhibition at WIR Gallery in Berlin.

Artist Statement: My work uses architecture and city spaces as a metaphor for psychological space. Having grown up in a New England mill town I found myself drawn to the abandoned mills. I was fascinated with their lack of purpose, forced existence and historical significance. My work is not post apocalyptic, it is an attempt to accurately depict the chaos and structure of the lifestyles that we have created in the present.

http://kylehbryant.blogspot.com/