Exhibiting in Japan once again — with @soshimatsunobe et al — during ONLY CONNECT OSAKA at Creative Center Osaka Japan (CCO) from 23 February through 17 March 2019. Installation Pictured Above: LG Williams and The Estate of LG Williams™, Good Morning, Jeffrey: I Was Very Much Fascinated by Your Current Predicament — Right? — […]
LG Williams is pleased to announce an upcoming selection of artworks, many which have never been shown in Los Angeles before. The event will highlight two works that were made while the artist was living in Los Angeles, embracing a wide spectrum of American high and low culture. This pop-up will coincide with Frieze LA […]
LG Williams Appears with The LODGE in Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles #14 — CARLA Contemporary Art Review Los Angeles (CARLA) is a quarterly magazine, online art journal, and podcast, committed to being an active source for critical dialogue surrounding L.A.’s art community. New York Times writer Aaron Peasley described The LODGE in August 2016 […]
. Wayne Thiebaud Lectures on Art and Drawing Compiled by LG Williams Introductory Essay by Gene Cooper 272 pages, PCP Press 1 edition (February 23, 2018) ISBN-10: 1985865432 . For four decades, the legendary painter Wayne Thiebaud taught, passionately, at the University of California Davis, until retiring aged 70. As a teacher, Thiebaud had introduced thousands […]
It is my great honour and privilege to announce the completion of my first book of 2017: “The Book Of Phyllis” (Phyllis Lutjeans). Lutjeans, now 87 and still living in Irvine, has been an integral part of the LA and OC art scene since the 1960s. At the Newport Harbor Art Museum (now OCMA), […]
The Book Of … is a series of photography books by American artist LG Williams. The Book Of [Your Name Here] series, originating in January 2015, is an artistic re-examination of the “miracle” of the daguerreotype photograph, in which the artist reaches back to the birth of photography. On August 19, 1839 the French Academy of […]
Image (R) on projected screen: LG Williams, How To Explain Art To The Sports Generation (Mona Lisa), 2004, 40 x 30” (Variable), Reflective Ink Silkscreen on Engineer Grade Reflective Sheeting on Heavy-Duty Aluminium. Collection: Dr. Julia Friedman, Brentwood, CA. Renowned British art historian Martin Kemp, acknowledged as the world authority on Leonardo da Vinci, spoke about the iconic Mona Lisa as a […]
