Andy Kulp

Andy Kulp is a self-taught collage artist in Winchester, Virginia. He frankensteins discarded paper images into pieces that highlight mystery, narrative, and play. Andy's trying to create something fun, not necessarily important. He invites viewers to build their own stories around his nonsense.

His work has been shown in several regional venues since 2017 including the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley and Lost River Trading Post.

I first saw Andy’s work several years ago at the MSV and was so captivated! His combination of contrasting images and themes make his work endlessly fun and imagination provoking. Andy’s attitude about art making is just as wonderful as his work. The way he talks about his process reminds me of how the children I’ve taught (or my dad and grandpa) would tinker. Tinkering is so rooted in play - in openness. This is a quality in artists that is so overlooked and also so humbling.

Come meet Andy at the gallery opening reception and you’ll see exactly what I mean!

Andy’s work will be on display at The Typewriter Gallery and available for purchase through the month of August. Join us for the opening gallery reception on July 18th at 5pm. Enjoy some drinks, take in Andy’s fascinating collage work, and find your next piece of artwork!

Interested in learning collages yourself? Join Andy for his collage workshop on August 6th at The Typewriter. Register for the workshop here!