ANDREW BRISCHLER makes paintings and drawings that examine his own queer identity through the lens of American popular culture. With a practice firmly devoted to drawing, he is best known for creating graphically bold work that investigates how our cultural consumption is inherently linked to our autobiographies. After sifting through his vast library of source material of vintage movie posters, pulp fiction book covers, and queer ephemera, Brischler laboriously reinterprets this imagery by hand. His approach is one that relishes in the outsize influence that media and pop culture have on our visual landscape and collective cultural psyche.