Andrew Krieger is a painter, ceramicist, and mixed media artist. Born and raised in Detroit,
Krieger has attended the College for Creative Studies and the Cleveland Institute of Art. After
dropping out of Cleveland, he returned to Detroit in 1987 to make art and work as a carpenter,
the physical nature of which informed his artistic practice. Making sculptural forms out of wood
and ceramics and combining that with representational imagery, his works have a dynamic
presence which aim to create a feeling of connectedness and participation. He has also explored
these themes through installation projects including the acclaimed “J.C. HudSears” project in
2012. Krieger has exhibited work in Michigan, Ohio, New York, and California and is included in
several notable private collections. He is represented by the David Klein Gallery in Detroit
Michigan.
Krieger has attended the College for Creative Studies and the Cleveland Institute of Art. After
dropping out of Cleveland, he returned to Detroit in 1987 to make art and work as a carpenter,
the physical nature of which informed his artistic practice. Making sculptural forms out of wood
and ceramics and combining that with representational imagery, his works have a dynamic
presence which aim to create a feeling of connectedness and participation. He has also explored
these themes through installation projects including the acclaimed “J.C. HudSears” project in
2012. Krieger has exhibited work in Michigan, Ohio, New York, and California and is included in
several notable private collections. He is represented by the David Klein Gallery in Detroit
Michigan.
