The
Jack
Hanley
Gallery
is
pleased
to
announce
an
exhibit
of
work
by
Andy
Coolquitt.

The
show
will
 include
new
work
by
the
Austin,
TX
and
New
York‐based
sculptor.
 
 Coolquitt
 reconstructs
 found
 objects
 into
 illuminated
 installations
 that
 suggest
 their
 own
 quiet
 universe.
 These
 stark
 sculptures,
 fashioned
 from
 of
 old
 pipes
 and
 urban
 debris,
 together
 create
 a
 minimal
 interior
 setting
 that
 call
 to
 mind
 “temporary
 living
 spaces“
 and
 a
 kind
 of
 make‐shift
 domesticity.
 Despite
 their
 humble
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The
Jack
Hanley
Gallery
is
pleased
to
announce
an
exhibit
of
work
by
Andy
Coolquitt.

The
show
will
 include
new
work
by
the
Austin,
TX
and
New
York‐based
sculptor.
 
 Coolquitt
 reconstructs
 found
 objects
 into
 illuminated
 installations
 that
 suggest
 their
 own
 quiet
 universe.
 These
 stark
 sculptures,
 fashioned
 from
 of
 old
 pipes
 and
 urban
 debris,
 together
 create
 a
 minimal
 interior
 setting
 that
 call
 to
 mind
 “temporary
 living
 spaces“
 and
 a
 kind
 of
 make‐shift
 domesticity.
 Despite
 their
 humble
 origins,
 the
 pieces
 of
 “trash”
 are
 utterly
 transformed
 under
 Coolquitt’s
formal
hand.
With
an
almost
architectural
approach,
the
artist
reinvigorates
the
discarded
 materials
 with
 new
 purpose
 and
 context.
 His
 work
 is
 known
 for
 blending
 the
 realms
 of
 urban
 landscapes,
architecture,
and
sculpture.