Ky Anderson
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Timeline 23.1, 2023
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Fallen Parts 23.1, 2023
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Timeline 23.7, 2023
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Time Has Width, 2022
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Push Push, 2022
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Arches and Stars, 2021
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Grow Fall, 2021
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Garden Plan 21.1, 2021
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Forest, 2021
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Raised Path, 2021
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Sliced Shield 22.2, 2022
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Plotting 19.2, 2019
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Upgrade, 2021
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Bird's View
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Fallen Parts 23.9, 2023
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Timeline 22.5, 2022
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Segment 23.3, 2023
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Broken Timeline 23.2, 2023
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Broken Timeline 23.4, 2023
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Net Vision 20.2, 2020
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Scattered Bridge
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Cracked
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Arches 21.2, 2021
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Stacks 1
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Plotting 19.7, 2019
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Blue Path 23.3, 2023
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Star School 19.15, 2019
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Star School 19.25, 2019
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Wind 22.2, 2022
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Jelly Jelly 22.1, 2022
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Shield 21.1, 2021
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High View 20.1, 2020
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Lungs
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Plummage
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Stacked Eyes
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Two Gates, 2022
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Star School 19.11, 2019
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Star School 19.12, 2019
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Star School 19.13, 2019
Ky Anderson (b. 1973, Kansas City, Missouri) has been exhibited extensively across the United States and internationally. She has showcased her paintings in solo and group exhibitions, as well as at art fairs, throughout the US, Canada, and Europe. Her work has been featured in public institutions and is represented by several galleries across the United States. Additionally, her paintings are part of numerous public and private collections worldwide.
After living in Brooklyn for 25 years, Anderson relocated to Kansas City, MO, in 2020. She earned her BFA from the Kansas City Art Institute.
Ideas take center stage in Ky Anderson’s abstract paintings. Utilizing a visual language she has developed over time and drawing from a diverse array of references, she engages in a continuous process of improvisation and translation. Working on multiple paintings simultaneously, she lets each piece bleed into the next, allowing her ideas to flow freely throughout her work. This serial process creates interconnected bodies of work that evolve over years.
She paints with a variety of mediums, beginning by staining raw canvas or paper with thin layers of acrylic paint. She builds up translucent layers of oil and acrylic paint, gradually adding opacity and thickness as the work progresses. Layered paint covers past moves, while thin paint reveals the history of her process. Each painting stands as evidence of the search, exploring the endless possibilities of shape, color, and line.