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Andrew Stewart’s Grundle Heads Solo Show! – Public Gallery Reception!
October 25 @ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Andrew Stewart’s
Grundle Heads Solo Show
Public Gallery Reception:
Saturday, October 25, 2025
5pm – 8pm
LOCATION:
@Clutter Gallery
The KuBe Art Center, 20 Kent St
(Enter the Blue Door, walk straight ahead, turn left, first door on the right)
Beacon, NY, 12508
Now located in our brand-new Beacon, NY space, Clutter Gallery is thrilled to open our doors for the first time in this new home — a space still in progress, but already buzzing with creative energy. We couldn’t imagine a more fitting debut than Stewart’s latest collection of work: playful, uncanny, and deeply human.
This exhibition is a whimsical exploration of identity, personality, and the strange beauty of imperfection. Each of Stewart’s sculptural “heads” feels alive — expressive, peculiar, and tender all at once. Crafted in clay, 3D-printed resin, and mixed media.
Stewart imbues every piece with emotional nuance: a quirk of the jaw, an asymmetry in the brow, a curve of the ear. These are not classical busts but dream-heads — some humorous, some melancholy, many caught somewhere between the familiar and the uncanny.
The show invites viewers to consider who we are beneath surface features, how faces tell stories, and where individual identity dissolves into collective myth.
Can’t make it in person? No worries—pieces will also be available for purchase online at www.clutter.co.
Free to the public, all are welcome!
Andrew Stewart is a multidisciplinary designer and maker whose alias, Grundleheads, captures his fascination with character, surface, and story. Over recent years, he’s developed a dedicated following for his “head adoptions” — sculptural creations that combine humor, texture, and emotional resonance.
His work lives at the crossroads of toy invention and monster making, drawing collectors, designers, and art lovers from around the world. Stewart shares his practice and process on Instagram @grundleheads and through his website whatsandrewdoing.com.
A trained artist and creative technologist (including time at RISD), Stewart merges design, craft, and storytelling into each piece — transforming imagination into form and form into character.