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Artist Statement:
When we look at a piece of art work it has to form some kind of connection to the viewer. It must evoke a memory or stir the imagination or it will fail to cause the person to return to it and examine it further. By painting some of natures hidden treasures I hope to bring the viewer back to places or times that are stored in their memories.
I started my painting in watercolor and spent many years improving my skill level but recently became dissatisfied with traditional representations. I determined that I must explore new mediums as well as different ways of expressing my vision in art. As a result I now am working with several water media products to produce works that go beyond the literal expression or painting and encourage the viewer to interpret the content and subject of the work.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Recent Shows
&<61623; 3rd Annual Showcase Federation Of Canadian Artists May 2002 (Juried)
&<61623; A.C.A.C.A. Southern Zone Show May 2 – 25 (Juried) Award of Merit
&<61623; Artspace Federation Of Canadian Artists April 2002 (Juried)
&<61623; Spring Art Sale Calgary Sketch Club March 26- April 6 2002 (...
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Artist Galleries:
Ferntree Gallery and Framing
2 505 1st Street West
Cochrane, Alberta
T4C-1A6
403- 932-7335
Platinum Art Gallery
315 8th Ave. S.W.
Calgary Alberta
Phone :403-862-0555
www.platinumart.com
Station Gallery
Okotoks Box 149
Okotoks Alberta
T0L-1I0
Phone : 403-938-3204
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Artist Reviews:
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Collections:
My work hangs in numerous private collections on all five continents as well as several coprorate collections in Canada....
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Commissions:
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Rich Williams Biography:
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Age
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64
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| Gender |
Male
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Married
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| Children |
5
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| Favorite Artistic Medium |
Watercolor
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| Biggest Artistic Inspiration |
When we look at a piece of art work it has to form some kind of connection to us. It must evoke a memory or stir our imagination or it will fail to cause us to return to it and examine it further. By painting some of nature’s hidden treasures I hope to bring us back to places or times that are stored in our memories. |
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| Why Did You Become An Artist |
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| Your Personal Biography |
Rich Williams’ work is primarily in acrylics and watercolor, and covers a cross section of subjects such as landscapes, old barns and structures, boats, florals and abstracts. The need to portray the subtle feeling of nature has led to the painting of nature’s hidden treasures. This is reflected in his paintings of some of nature’s small and usually unnoticed hidden scenes.
From a very early age Rich was interested in art. Studying art in high school only tweaked his interest more. He attended S.A.I.T., taking first year Architectural Technology where he learned perspective drawing. He also attended the Alberta College of Art where he took lessons in Figure Drawing. Understanding the need to improve his technique with all mediums, Rich began taking many workshops from established artists to improve his style and master principles of design.
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