Tyrone Strother is a Bronx-raised multidisciplinary artist whose work spans sculpture, hand-painted silk, textile art, literature, music production, and collectible design. Raised in Hunts Point, his creative practice is rooted in faith, imagination, cultural memory, and transformation.
His body of work includes one-of-one silk paintings, mixed-media sculptures, narrative-driven creative worlds, and cross-disciplinary artistic expressions. Strother is documented in the Bronx Artist Documentary Project, with exhibitions at the Andrew Freedman Home, the Galleries at Krasdale Foods, Montefiore Hospital’s ARTViews Galleries, and the Horace Mann School.
His archival record appears in the Daniel Hauben Papers at the Bronx County Historical Society, establishing a permanent institutional footprint. Through Strother Fine Art, he continues to build a multidisciplinary legacy defined by craftsmanship, originality, and narrative expression.