Keith Andrews, Untitled Jail Scene, acrylic and collage on parachute cloth, 48 x 60 inches. Groups of figures in a cell block setting surround a central collaged platform where a man in a top hat stands beside a dark figure. The palette is cream, blue, red and ochre.
Keith Andrews, Untitled Jail Scene, acrylic and collage on parachute cloth, 48 x 60 inches, shown framed on an exposed brick wall above a white sideboard, beside a brown leather armchair, a floor lamp and a potted olive tree.
Keith Andrews, Untitled Jail Scene, acrylic and collage on parachute cloth, 48 x 60 inches. Painted figures stand on a blue floor in front of a cream cell block with red, blue and green doors and an upper railing. At center, a man in a top hat and a dark standing figure stand on a raised platform covered in collaged newspaper text.
Keith Andrews, Untitled Jail Scene, acrylic and collage on parachute cloth, 48 x 60 inches, shown in a thin black frame on a light grey wall.
Angled detail of Untitled Jail Scene by Keith Andrews, showing the upper cell block wall with reversed stenciled letters, small collaged paper bills, and red and cream brushstrokes.
Angled detail of Untitled Jail Scene by Keith Andrews, showing a figure in a white suit and hat, a figure in black-and-white striped prison clothing, and a figure in an orange jumpsuit. Collaged newspaper text reading "ROES SALE" is at lower left.
Angled detail of Untitled Jail Scene by Keith Andrews, showing a figure in a dark coat and red vest in front of a small black-and-white collaged image of men in powdered wigs, beside a newspaper strip reading "CROSS PLA."
Angled detail of Untitled Jail Scene by Keith Andrews, showing a man in a top hat and gold vest with one hand raised to his hat, beside a dark standing figure with clasped hands. Below them are a collaged group of men in powdered wigs and newspaper text reading "Negroes W."
Keith Andrews, Untitled Jail Scene, acrylic and collage on parachute cloth, 48 x 60 inches. Groups of figures in a cell block setting surround a central collaged platform where a man in a top hat stands beside a dark figure. The palette is cream, blue, red and ochre.
Keith Andrews, Untitled Jail Scene, acrylic and collage on parachute cloth, 48 x 60 inches, shown framed on an exposed brick wall above a white sideboard, beside a brown leather armchair, a floor lamp and a potted olive tree.
Keith Andrews, Untitled Jail Scene, acrylic and collage on parachute cloth, 48 x 60 inches. Painted figures stand on a blue floor in front of a cream cell block with red, blue and green doors and an upper railing. At center, a man in a top hat and a dark standing figure stand on a raised platform covered in collaged newspaper text.
Keith Andrews, Untitled Jail Scene, acrylic and collage on parachute cloth, 48 x 60 inches, shown in a thin black frame on a light grey wall.
Angled detail of Untitled Jail Scene by Keith Andrews, showing the upper cell block wall with reversed stenciled letters, small collaged paper bills, and red and cream brushstrokes.
Angled detail of Untitled Jail Scene by Keith Andrews, showing a figure in a white suit and hat, a figure in black-and-white striped prison clothing, and a figure in an orange jumpsuit. Collaged newspaper text reading "ROES SALE" is at lower left.
Angled detail of Untitled Jail Scene by Keith Andrews, showing a figure in a dark coat and red vest in front of a small black-and-white collaged image of men in powdered wigs, beside a newspaper strip reading "CROSS PLA."
Angled detail of Untitled Jail Scene by Keith Andrews, showing a man in a top hat and gold vest with one hand raised to his hat, beside a dark standing figure with clasped hands. Below them are a collaged group of men in powdered wigs and newspaper text reading "Negroes W."
Keith Andrews

Untitled Jail Scene

  • Untitled Jail Scene
  • Keith Andrews
  • Acrylic and collage on parachute cloth, stretched
  • Size: 60”W x 48"H 
  • Framing available upon request

Keith Andrews is a 45-year-old artist serving a life sentence that began at the age of 18. Through his paintings, Keith pours his deepest thoughts and feelings into each work, finding a sense of freedom that reminds him of life before incarceration. As a father and grandfather, he is committed to creating a legacy for future generations. Art is his way of changing the narrative and positively investing in his community, embodying his desire to inspire and advocate for social justice reform. 

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