Frank Andrews • Village Galleries Maui
     

Frank Andrews has been accumulating a growing following as a sculptor for over twenty years; a second career following his sojourn as a college teacher. His sculpture currently focuses on two primary themes

  • Adaptations of the forms of prehistoric rock art. Derived
    from petroglyphs and cave paintings found in the American Southwest and in Hawaii, these welded copper wall hangings and fountains express the elegance and mystery of stone-age artistic expression while maintaining anthropological accuracy.
  • Sculptural interpretation of dancing figures, capturing the essence of movement in static creations. He works in bronze and in cement creating slender, lyrical human figures ranging in size form two feet tall to life-size. He also adapts these figures into water fountains, which are sculptured in welded copper.
 

"Hono", Welded Copper, 18"D, $375

  

During the 1970’s Frank Andrews’ sculpture were featured in galleries and art exhibitions across the United States. He then decided to devote the travel time that this entailed to the creation of new designs and opened the Sculpture Galleries in Kansas City and in Tulsa. In 1989, after selling the two galleries, he moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Today he lives and works in Santa Fe and divides his time between there and the Hawaiian Islands. His work can be found on Maui at The Village Galleries.

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