NEIL WILLIAMS: She was in a wheelchair at the time. So, nothing came to you in terms of a new thought, or a new perspective, ornow I'll approach it from a slightly different angle today? NEIL WILLIAMS: You don't. 0000020598 00000 n NEIL WILLIAMS: because he worked so hard and so careful on it, but they looked magnificent. But the spiritual part of itI don't really. NEIL WILLIAMS: And, I alwaysI mean, she was brave. NEIL WILLIAMS: We had spoken earlier evenMark Twain and H.P. And the fool wouldn't take them. NEIL WILLIAMS: wasn't as finished, and it seemed driven by a need and a compulsion to keepto keep working, to keep building, to keep itkeep it big andso, I don't know if that helps answer that question. So, it's a good fit so far. And I also remember something funny about the Thomas Albright. 0 0000112045 00000 n 0000004841 00000 n 0000001196 00000 n All information including race fields and TAB Claire Hadlock said it is important to go to the right sources when an individual has questions. "Iain Webster - Executive DirectorInterbrand, "Neil is a great person to work with on every level. The power and blessings of the priesthood, including those found in the temple, are essential. I wanted to touch on those today. So, I mean, I can go five minutes down here and be in beautiful nature surroundings. NEIL WILLIAMS: She waswhen I first got to Arts and Crafts, she saw that I was very disciplined through will, any scale wasshe was working on me, on surface. It reads as one form. It fulfilledspiritually, it fulfilled self-respect. She showed great work. NEIL WILLIAMS: And she wasn't necessarily challenging people on deeper meanings beside, or beyond thatwhich may or may not have contributed to how powerful her work was. Berkley? Some people here say, when they see them, "Oh, it's a little mad hatter's teapot." And they likethen there was this huddle. NEIL WILLIAMS: And she always wanted them to go to the right collections and the right collectors andshe was justI don't know, she was areally unusual, because you don't hear that. And he looked, and he said, "Excuse me?" MIJA RIEDEL: Both. Your email address will not be published. They're almost like not markers. . And then certainly now working, knowing people like Sam Tubiolo more, working with his project, this Los Alamos mural project with him, it'sI mean, I'm loving that. I had two of them with Dorothy Weiss, and a couple others in Sacramento. And he had a really interesting background himself,, being an architect historian, ceramic historian, writer, and friends with the people he knew. And such a cacheit's funny because at this party I remember, Richard Shaw and Arneson and Manuel coming in, Neri coming in, and looking around the backyard, and they hadn't been there, and there was a period, there was this silence, looking around and I was standing and listening toI can't recall who said it. It's that small thing, and it helps the larger things mollify andthere have been a lot of large things. I've got that level of skill, and it seems like I've always had it. It's just like their studies. So, those kinds of pressures to produce, pressures to create, they're a double-edged sword. All information including race fields and TAB numbers should be checked with an official source. MIJA RIEDEL: Now, would you walk us through her working process, and if it changed over time, or if it stayed fairly constant? She'd say, "On the thing, on the thing, on the thing, you the thing, the thing, the thing." MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. . NEIL WILLIAMS: [Laughs.] They're still around. So, there's a number of stories like that in the area. MIJA RIEDEL: How extraordinary. And, first, the granddaughter does a little blessing and a saying, and then the mother comes out or someone does a little blessing and a saying. 0000003975 00000 n So she was very competitive, NEIL WILLIAMS: and competitive with other female artists too. That might fit into some selfish aspect of it too, which maybe Cheri was touching on last night with Viola, but good artists have to beI don'tmaybe I'm not selfish enough to be a great artist, I don't know. 0000011773 00000 n And they were totally inefficient after the fact, but they conceived of them and instigated and had themgot them built. Mario's retired, but theythe thing about them is they remindand that's why Jason Rhoades kept coming backthey remind everyone what it is to stay a human being in all of that. Thanks for the heads up." Represent employers and employees in labour disputes, We accept appointments from employers to preside as chairpersons at misconduct tribunals, incapacity tribunals, grievance tribunals and retrenchment proceedings, To earn the respect of the general public, colleagues and peers in our our profession as Labour Attorneys, The greatest reward is the positive change we have the power to bring to the people we interact with in our profession as Labour Attorneys, Website Terms and Conditions |Privacy Policy | Cookie Policy|Sitemap |SA Covid 19 Website, This website uses cookies to improve your experience. NEIL WILLIAMS: But at the same time, she certainly relied on andI know she appreciated my help. There's athere can be a, MIJA RIEDEL: It starts off feeling so personal. But the pressure on those, I can't imagine some of them. NEIL WILLIAMS: So, they have personally, I haveyou know there's an empowering thing there and hopefully if they ask some questions, or if they challenge the viewer, orI remember, what was it, Elmer Bishchoff Studio once with Lee Fatherree for the photographing, and it was in his later years. It just didn't really go anywhere. MIJA RIEDEL: [Laughs.] But then again, I've heard there's some real idiots who have landed those positions, and have hung onto them. So they're just straight-line cuts all the way down, in thirds. [END OF TRACK william14_2of3_sd_track02. MIJA RIEDEL: and then did you go directly to CCAC? She had so much going on, and she was building things so big, and they were getting so over the top in scale. 0000114283 00000 n NEIL WILLIAMS: And many, many of them, some really talented people came out of that program. %PDF-1.4 % MIJA RIEDEL: And it was always clearly clay? And I was talking about being young and feeling the pressure of having tomy work should say something more politically and socially significant and I was a little frustrated by that. . And, she just helped with the cups. And he talked aboutViola's a cottage artist. And she said, "I was all prepared to be depressed, and you know what we did with depressionmilk if for all its worth." Anything you woke up thinking about when the owl woke you up at about two o'clock in the morning? But before she passed away, she kept talking about "I have one of Neil's mother's drawings. MIJA RIEDEL: and you talked about how instrumental Rena was to Viola's career, what a difference her arrival in Viola's life seemed to make to getting her work out there. MIJA RIEDEL: Hopefully all these interviews, especially [in relation MR] to Viola, built together, will give us a much more complete understanding of her work, and career, and character. NEIL WILLIAMS: I don't knowwhere thatI didn't knowunderstand what that was about. So straight line, you've got analytics and rational architecture and structure. Viola wasliked to be in control. ", [END OF TRACK william14_2of3_sd_track01.]. [Affirmative.] That makes sense for those pieces. But she wasin the middle of all that, she was just a delightfully crazy person and artist [Laughs.]. You know, [Pierre] Alechinsky and Yorin Appelle [ph]; Brian Oll [ph]; Gilais [ph], his favorite painter, just a magnificentI mean, all of the guys that really impacted American abstract painters, too. NEIL WILLIAMS: There are no profound "Oh my God, I need to do a 90-degree or a 180 on something.". NEIL WILLIAMS: I haven't had a lot of ugly. MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. Doesn't aspire to be spiritually didactic or spiritually motivated, but all I can say is it fills the bill for me on occasion. Neil Williams Obituary: In the loving memory of Neil Williams, we are saddened to inform you that Neil Williams, a beloved and loyal friend, has passed away. MIJA RIEDEL: It's so funny because Rena just told the story very similar to that, it was the same conversation, Shaw and Arneson, I can't remember who she thought made the comment. Some of them reminded me of Hieronymus Bosch for some reason. [Laughs.]. MIJA RIEDEL: or have they stayed fairly constant? The approach to it or the action of it, there's a cleaner feel to it. And at the same time, we look at so many great artists, and they wereit wastheir big contribution was absolutely they were on the edge. Because I was 2D at the time. But they kept coming up. NEIL WILLIAMS: side. NEIL WILLIAMS: But, at the same time, I don't want to get hung up in technical virtuosity, NEIL WILLIAMS: because it's kind of a sterile. NEIL WILLIAMS: That's because I'm not going to give up. And I was like, "Oh my God.". NEIL WILLIAMS: She might not want to have admitted it, you know. They're just the overblown concrete monstrosities that this local dentist made that were still there. NEIL WILLIAMS: You know, whatever the image is, you stay focused on thewhatever you're compelled to make. Toby and. Like I said, he was older, did a lot of her reading and herwriting for her, and was the premier voice behind her of how good she was and how great her work is, and going to be. And insights ofhow the mind works, how the creative mind worksyou know, how the primitive mind works in relation to creativity. That was very wise of her. And he said, "The point was I want you to realize you have already grown beyond this point. MIJA RIEDEL: Would you talk about a piece or two? [Laughs.] I was given a bag of clay and started working with it. The interview took place in at Williams' home and studio in Auburn, CA, and was conducted by Mija Riedel for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. Davis trust. NEIL WILLIAMS: county has the county exec, which administers all of theso he administers welfare, purchasing agent, law enforcement, D.A. WebHe was 69. MIJA RIEDEL: Now would you take chainsaw, as well, or whatever the saw was that Sam was describing and cut them up that way? They wanted a number of thethey saw the little cups and saucers that Betty Asher was showing, and they wanted to do a few dozen of those for some resale to raise funds to buy for their permanent collection. We need toyou should go and spend time with this individual, no matter where they are. Andyeah, I mean, even De Kooning had Alzheimer's. It's all very personal, it's all about the instructor. Yeah, so, but that's just another recent friendship that's been real important. [Affirmative.] And, NEIL WILLIAMS: Right. Have your sources of inspiration changed over time. It's like the sameto me, it has a direct link to the chemical in our hearts that cause it, our cells to beat. 0000016040 00000 n You'll have a good life. If the Savior has not returned, how will you keep the flame of your faith burning brightly for the next five decades?. As we seek to grow our faith, we will need to do our very best to diminish those things that weaken our judgment and our faith, and to conscientiously magnify those things that build our character and strengthen our faith in Jesus Christ, Elder Andersen advised. It was not easy towork with, but at the same timeto work for, she was. NEIL WILLIAMS: So, I spend the time trying to figure that out and try to apply the whole psychotherapy aspect of it butand I realized that it wasit became somewhat redundant to try and figure it out. A life so beautifully lived deserves to be beautifully remembered. 0000112045 00000 n WebAustralian Horse Racing from A to Z covering champpion racehorses and people and their feats in the sport of horse racing And this foolish curator at the time said, "I just don't think we have room for them," and rejected him. But technically, I like pushing that to the point where it just looks like it's ready to collapse. NEIL WILLIAMS: And they're all looking off indifferent directions with this vacant, yet intriguing look on their faces. MIJA RIEDEL: Why do you say it demands sincerity and honesty? That was interestingthat was, I forget the writertalked about perception, conception, and practice. They were having to dress him and shave him, and he was still doing some spectacular paintings. MIJA RIEDEL: What did she look for, Neil? Berkeley, and I knew his figure work from around the Diebenkorn years and all. I was hooked on and was dedicated to making vessels as a concept. Really enlightened. Yeah. $ 199.99 Neal Williams - 2013 Soundgarden - New York Concert Poster. NEIL WILLIAMS: with their own work. <<76AC6049CDCC7740A1046EC4D186D560>]>> Thats a way of ministering and thats a way of using technology and social media for good. Neils older brothers, Gary and Lee, became chef and chief barman there. You do a series of three pieces. And, it just seems different, and you're laboring away at a sculpture or a painting. So, I don't know if hoarding is generational? NEIL WILLIAMS: Depends on the instructor. I'm sure it wasshe wasand also howshe had ayou know, as amazing as she was, prolific, and as tough as she was, out-producing any other Bay Area artists two to one even the macho guysshe had a real soft, fragile side. That's helpful. He went to give some beautiful, huge Alechinsky paintingsoh, just masterpieces; 10-by-30-foot, 10-by-20-foot, extraordinary. [Affirmative.] And the tragedies arewe all have tragedies. Basic survival stuff. Then there's a series of, like in all of life, a series of people that pass through, and either have an impact or not. So that was one of those round-about stories. [Affirmative.]. I have revived an iconic British Sports Car brand, rebranded an airline with Nicole Kidman's help, tackled the threat of terrorism, revamped a leading sports broadcaster, and created one of the UK's most successful Drink Drive campaigns. And so she encouraged surface which, so the early ones, were very textual, very tactile. endstream endobj 57 0 obj<>/Metadata 54 0 R/Pages 53 0 R/Type/Catalog/PageLabels 51 0 R>> endobj 58 0 obj<>/ColorSpace<>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageC]/Properties<>>>/ExtGState<>>>/Type/Page>> endobj 59 0 obj<> endobj 60 0 obj<> endobj 61 0 obj<> endobj 62 0 obj<> endobj 63 0 obj<> endobj 64 0 obj[/ICCBased 81 0 R] endobj 65 0 obj<> endobj 66 0 obj<>stream Either they were told not to play in the mud, or they realize that quite possibly we came from the mud. But they make sense. And those were very inspirational. NEIL WILLIAMS: But there's differentcertainly different levels of them. NEIL WILLIAMS: I try and keep themwell the first few years they were a straight line, andbut I try and keep them recognizable. [Affirmative.] MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. It dates back to 1937, is that right? She actually kind of stalked it, but. NEIL WILLIAMS: [Laughs.] Great thinker, great under pressure, thoroughly recommend you work with Neil. NEIL WILLIAMS: Well, and then Charles, who she lived with for so many years, was slightly menacing. NEIL WILLIAMS: Right. NEIL WILLIAMS: So, I mentioned some artists that I was still in touch with. 0000004255 00000 n MIJA RIEDEL: [ -MR] Garth Clark suggested that the plates were a way that she worked with masslet me read this exact quote: "Volume just appeared in the junk pieces, volume retreats before mass, and as mass increases, volume diminishes in most of the work." She gave that to me as aalsoher students, as a way of unlocking experiences andpersonal experiences. He hasmany strengths, including creating big brand idea/concepts, crafting emotive brand stories that flow effortlessly and leading the development and ideation of advertising campaigns. MIJA RIEDEL: And so I'm trying toyour father was an engineer? You have to understand earth, fire, and water in their most extreme conditions, and that was reallyit made sense to me for some reason. NEIL WILLIAMS: So it bolstered herI could see it really bolstered a certain competence level, to be able toyou know, even though she wasn't necessarily good at speaking in some public arenas, she was really thought-provoking when she was talking about her work. and passed away. WebNeil Williams horse jockey, racing stats, runners and news from Racing and Sports. I think she had two full-time and another part-time at the same time afterwards, so, NEIL WILLIAMS: It was I was really proud because I had felt really honored to be able to work with her. Like I said, you never knew when you were going to catch him. MIJA RIEDEL: And I'm curious, when you say "spiritually, it fulfilled self-respect." And those kinds of things, if you want to live a long time and look back at 80 about a lifetime and body of work, it's just different. I mean he'd chew you a new one if you did something wrong that he didn't agree with, or you were in his space at the wrong time, like trying to photograph when she set up a photography session in her living room when he was trying to have dinner and it interruptedI mean, there was some toilet lid slamming going on there. Brown, oldyou know, '60s work. It's not that kind of work I do. MIJA RIEDEL: Or a challenge, because it brings the work into a different perspective. I can do that painting. Racing and Sports is a Registered Trademark. I would hope that I would make some contribution, in thatother artists' work who I like, which they have, and it's been really rewarding and fulfilling that they make a connection, they appreciate it, and they say, "Hey," you know, "Good work," or "Nice show," or "I love that piece," that kind of a thing. Yeah. NEIL WILLIAMS: I understand that. MIJA RIEDEL: That's extremely unusual, I think. I got to see you. $1 Million $5 Million. MIJA RIEDEL: This is not when it's green, right, though, this is after it's been bisqued? NEIL WILLIAMS: She, of course she talked about seeing them as little round convex canvases. [Laughs.]. She didn't press her to accept an offer from another gallery in New York right away. I mean she'd give up anything to make art. Squeak Carnwath said that. And, also, I've spent a lot of time, a long time doing plates. I never liked work that just picked you up and left you there. MIJA RIEDEL: Did the figurine that she was drawn to need to have anything in particular, or was it just to build a range of things that spoke to her for a reason she wasn't even clear about? MIJA RIEDEL: You don't have to go anywhere to view beautiful nature surroundings. MIJA RIEDEL: They're extremely competent. She was reallybutand Viola was the superstar of her gallery. She was very patient and shesized people up and, as far as what would be the best fit for Viola. The entire Buffalo Bills team knelt on the field and prayed for their teammate. For over 20 years, I havebeencreating award-winning integrated campaigns for some of the worlds leading brands. So, what's the scale on these, roughly, from what to what? MIJA RIEDEL: What we're hoping for are your candid thoughts and memories of your experience. She would just clutch, and she'd have a connection with it, and once it got in her hands, it wasn't leaving. And what a lovely turn of phrase to use when talking to them. 0000053116 00000 n And for some reason, that mix with Charles worked. NEIL WILLIAMS: It wasas it is in the sense that the clay environment can be very comfortable, and Viola used to talk aboutand I agreethat clay people are more of friends and family, and it's more of a communal thing, pot shops are. I know it's probably wrong, and a lot of people will take themselves out of a direct experiencea rich experience in life by trying to apply reason to figuring out why we are here. NEIL WILLIAMS: Yeah. NEIL WILLIAMS: So I think that she was naturallyshe was on that energy of that elusive whatever-it-is about perceiving and then practicing and reacting to it. [Laughs.]. One of them was Joseph Johnson Memorial Scholarship, which was Crocker Museum-affiliated at the time, through Bank of America. He moved to Scottsdale, or. NEIL WILLIAMS: He would write stuffI mean, I'd find little notes all over the place, little critiques about, you know. NEIL WILLIAMS: I mean, not only going to art school and a new environment and people from all over the worldtrying to encompass that and digest thatart history classes, other classes, MIJA RIEDEL: just while we're on this topic of her working process and you in the studio. MIJA RIEDEL: All right. I think it was a hand with a carrot mold piece, and then she wanted to do a whole figure in bronze, and paint it in alkyd oils and it justforit sat and she painted it for a while, and it was outdoors. You're going to pace yourself or do you want to give it all at once? And this is just a freshrelatively recent passing of alocal, prominent, prolific artist, NEIL WILLIAMS: female artist. We'll talk about that later, NEIL WILLIAMS: I had been doing pairs of columns since, actually at Arts and Crafts, NEIL WILLIAMS: In fact, one of the earlier pairs, they were showingDorothy Weiss had shown. MIJA RIEDEL: Do you think of yourself as part of an American tradition? They would just kill off their enthusiasm and their energy. NEIL WILLIAMS: She sawI think that she had some things going, and she saw that I hadI mean I was strong then. And, I understand she has since passed, but last I heard, there was an amazing cache of two floors or three floors of antiques and such that are kind of lying dormant. MIJA RIEDEL: So, it wasn't even consignment? She later on started just hand building them and nixed the molds, but. NEIL WILLIAMS: They just had me in the back room working, and those guys and the localhim and the local principal, so supportive, they were always giving me POs to go get more materials. 750 9th Street, NWVictor Building, Suite 2200 He's still an amazing guy, same sense of humor. NEIL WILLIAMS: So, it was a great testament to what an amazing educator Thiebaud was, too. She was at NCECA, and Thomas Albright and some other artists were teasing her about, "Come on Viola, let's go do" because she knew howthey knew how naive or how inhibited she was, and how awkward she was socially sometimes. NEIL WILLIAMS: No, I've been really lucky. She was tough in the first place, but I also know that it helped her toughen her up in a number of ways because it helped her with thehe helped her with the identifying and articulating the verbiage behind her imagery. But, yeah, I learned a lot from that. NEIL WILLIAMS: some teenagers and some adults. 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