American sculptor, adventurous in his rejection of narrative in favor of creating works that are self-referential. He has been exhibited in the MOMA, the Whitney, National Gallery.

Simultaneously analytical and intuitive, Kendrick creates objects that provide clues to the process by which they were made. Visible traces of his trial-and-error method tease out the logic of his artmaking.

Kendrick handpicked the raw sheets of plywood for this woodcut. With a circular saw, he cut out shapes and inked the sufrace for japanese paper. Each distinctive wood marking and movement is visible.