ANDREW BRISCHLER makes work that examines his queer identity through the lens of popular culture. With a practice firmly rooted in drawing, he is best known for graphically bold works that investigate how cultural consumption inherently shapes autobiography. Drawing from a vast personal archive of vintage movie posters and queer ephemera, Brischler painstakingly reinterprets this found imagery by hand. His approach is one that relishes in the outsize influence that media has on our visual landscape and collective cultural consciousness.