Andry was identified in the Jan./Feb. 2012 issue of Art in Print as one of the top 50 printmakers. Andry has been awarded residencies from the Joan Mitchell Center of New Orleans, Anchor Graphics in Chicago, and the Kala Art Institute in Berkeley, California. In 2016, Andry received a grant from the Art Matters Foundation. Exhibitions 2008–2010: Stabbed in the Art, Bohemian Gallery, Baton Rouge, LA 2009: Business Casual, High Water Gallery 2009: Lock Down, Good Children Gallery 2009: Everything Must Go, Good Children Gallery 2009: First Wednesday, Baton Rouge Gallery 2009: BookOpolis, Bookworks 2010: Emerge, Ogden Museum of Southern Art 2010: Here and Now, Bricks and Bombs Gallery 2010: 12th Annual Venus Envy, Baton Rouge Gallery 2011: Instructions – Call and Response, Antenna Gallery 2011: Mahalia Jackson Tribute, Stella Jones Gallery 2011: What We Can Do, Antenna Gallery 2011: Black Art Now, M Francis Gallery 2012: Otherness and American Values, Staple Goods 2012: Geographica, DuMois Gallery 2012: Nola Now, Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans 2012: Heavy Hitters, Peveto Gallery 2013: Visual Artist Network (VAN) Annual Show, Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans 2013: Shape of Place, Staple Goods 2014: Together We Stare Out From the Shadows; Hiding From Their Prejudiced Stares, Isaac Delgado Fine Arts Gallery – Delgado Community College 2015: Indecent Intentions Leave Me Vulnerable and Voiceless, Staple Goods 2015: Initiating Cause and Effect, Jonathan Ferrara Gallery 2016: Atlanta Biennial, The Atlanta Contemporary Art Center References External links "Bad Apple: Katrina Andry at the Isaac Delgado Fine Arts Gallery" by Tori Bush, Pelican Bomb, February 21, 2014 1981 births Living people American women printmakers African-American women artists Artists from New Orleans Louisiana State University alumni 21st-century American printmakers 21st-century American women artists African-American printmakers 21st-century African-American women 21st-century African-American artists 20th-century African-American people 20th-century African-American women