NEIL WILLIAMS: I mean another couple of angels who. Where you went to school and what that was like? She used to work there in the summers, she liked being around the students. Like, "Viola, it's really great, it's really beautiful, but if you did this, we'd save me a couple hours of work here." So, survival and celebration, it might sound banal or, you knowhope it doesn't sound flippant, but it'sI think it's pretty simple. And the exploration of the color and volume and color expansion over a soft curvilinear form. MIJA RIEDEL: And you were married 10 years ago roughly? Was there a wheel? And you can keep records on it. There was something not aswasn't as detail-concentrated. Elder Andersen referenced the talk given by Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles and Sister Patricia Holland a week ago during the Worldwide Devotional for Young Adults about hope. NEIL WILLIAMS: Episodes not likeas in seizures? All information including race fields and TAB numbers should be checked with an official source. Your email address will not be published. NEIL WILLIAMS: So, in other words, you got to be making things you want to keep. NEIL WILLIAMS: Story telling was really important to her, and she talked about that. NEIL WILLIAMS: I don't know. 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. Before they went to just color field, and more of a wash water color block of areas of color. [Laughs.] And eventually, one day, you look back and it's like, "Wow, okay, there's an improvement there," and it's getting closer to the feeling like, "Oh my God," sometimes, which is nice although fleeting. NEIL WILLIAMS: [Laughs.] Duration is 4 hr., 9 min. She was very competitivecame back in all fired up one day in the studio and made me pour about 80 candlestick images that she was going to use in her, you know, NEIL WILLIAMS: new series of jug pieces. It's very, very humbling, extremely humbling. And the tragedies arewe all have tragedies. It's like, "Oh god, Viola." "Paul Baker - Executive Creative DirectorThe Marketing Practice, "I have worked with many different Creative Directors at a variety of top agencies, and Neil is one that I would definitely recommend. NEIL WILLIAMS: Yeah. I think Kevin Anderson at the time was helping, or part time help for installing. NEIL WILLIAMS: There's galleries that are rare and unique and have majesty to them. [Affirmative.] And I remember the first few years I was saying, "All right, I just want them to seem alive and interesting. MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. NEIL WILLIAMS: So we fired all the kilnsI fired all the kilns in the summers, they were gas kilns. NEIL WILLIAMS: And expanded when she moved her studio down to Eighth Street [ph] to larger electric kilns with whole series with hydraulic hoists and rolling kiln floors and anything to try and get some of the stress off of me and, NEIL WILLIAMS: make her work more fluid, because I knew that there was a finite time that I could have. So it was. NEIL WILLIAMS: So that kind of thing. She nixed those, because she didn't have time for them. He said, "I always considered these, or conceived these as individual." New York,NY10010, Dedicated to collecting and preserving the papers and primary records of the visual arts in America, Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, 2023 Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution, Terra Foundation Center for Digital Collections, Guidelines for Processing Collections with Audiovisual Material, Washington D.C. Headquarters and Research Center, Publications Using Material from the Archives of American Art, Oral history interview with Neil Williams, 2014 June 5-6. Mario Ferrante spent time on a one-summer workshop with Wayne Thiebaud up in Lake Tahoe. A life so beautifully lived deserves to be beautifully remembered. ", [END OF TRACK william14_2of3_sd_track01.]. ), digital, wav; 101 Pages, Transcript. And then the content would be the sum of the above. [Laughs.] NEIL WILLIAMS: And she thought in theIthe process of that was personalizing the image. You know, some of them I've sold for a buck, some I've sold for more. Summary: An interview with Neil N. Williams conducted 2014 June 5-6, by Mija Riedel, for the Archives of American Art's Viola Frey Oral History Project, at William's home and studio I think about that still when I work, little things. NEIL WILLIAMS: Spent some time even with Thiebaud on some workshops. There was a little wheel in the back room that nobody worked with, so. Used to get overwhelmed by it. NEIL WILLIAMS: And so the early activating surfaces, andso the color influence was seeing what she was doing with color, and also looking and seeing what other artists in history were doing with color. NEIL WILLIAMS: She's notshe wasn't reallythose kinds of things made her nervous. "It just takes a while to clean some of the dead wood out of those programs.". But Viola and Charles' relationship is, like I say, more of artists and sharing the same space, and in mutually enriching each other's lives. [Laughs.]. NEIL WILLIAMS: Yeah. I understand now I didn't have much exposure to it, but even looking and taking art history courses at that time, it was unusual. But, Rena was a lifeline and an essential part of, I think, why Viola was able toshe really helped Viola blossom. NEIL WILLIAMS: I'm feeling much better, thank you. "I just finished up a Nuremberg installation. It fulfilledspiritually, it fulfilled self-respect. MIJA RIEDEL: Would you talk about a piece or two? They weren't directly involved with contributing to the production of her work. NEIL WILLIAMS: And I thought it was much simpler than that, and muchnot that it hasn't been a rich life, butI've never been one to draw a lot of attention to myself, like consciously. MIJA RIEDEL: So, youbecame her assistant fairly quickly. [Laughs.] NEIL WILLIAMS: So these kinds of things came out of 1974. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. I've got that level of skill, and it seems like I've always had it. NEIL WILLIAMS: The paintings became spectacular. Many trials come not because of anything an individual did or didnt do. And so. One of those classic, magnificent madams that happened to be a teacher. Neil is a thoroughly decent person who won't let you down and a creative without 'the attitude'' that so often comes with such talents. [Negative.] Making something that had a physical presence stayed consistent throughout. I'm like "What?" And, luckily, some of them are good artists and good painters, have known me for a long time. And they said, "Ah, I've decided I'm going to be a painter." NEIL WILLIAMS: And luckily I wentgot connected with her, and not some other instructor at the time who could have impacted it elsewhere, because they would have said, "Ah"so many of them would say, "Ah, the vessel. Duchamp said that art was a drug, and I think Viola was a premier, thank God, example of that. Or does it feel like a continuous line mostly? And then Charles would say, "Well, why would you want to make it big?" 0000007053 00000 n
There's a lot of differentso I think the big influence and motivation, inspiration, is feeling my life being simpler, and the work being, like I said, cleaner in a way. She made us sing Shakespeare. 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. Iat a certain point, I just accepted the fact that I am going to have to do that accept of it all, in order to survive. N-O-E-L, L-O-U-G-H-L-I-N. NEIL WILLIAMS: It's been 40, 40-plus-year friendship. No. Life is that way. MIJA RIEDEL: Did you grow up in Auburn itself? Claire Hadlock said it is important to go to the right sources when an individual has questions. You have to give it all, and then you have to immediately let go of it. Any student I talk to, I want to know more, as much about their story as about what they want to make. NEIL WILLIAMS: All the time. Just like, "I'm in my studio and life is good." Cannes LionBritish Arrow AwardLIAArt Directors Club of New YorkGraphisAWWWARDSDubai LynxCreative ReviewRanked Top 3 Copywriter (Creativepool), "What a great guy to bounce ideas around with. NEIL WILLIAMS: It changed their lives, and they probably still talked about it and thought about that every time they picked up a brush. NEIL WILLIAMS: but for some reason, especially with female. I have Neil's'Shirley was her name'I have Shirley's drawing of a nude." I try not to. The Church News is an official publication of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. [Laughs.]. So, it was nice for her to see so many of her students show up there. Otherwise we would havewhat would we have? And the magic of making something from nothing but a ball of mud became veryentrancing and enlightening, and there's a certain nurturing aspect about it. 0000053369 00000 n
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NEIL WILLIAMS: [Laughs.] NEIL WILLIAMS: Another five years, the back. So they're just straight-line cuts all the way down, in thirds. And it changed their lives. Go to a museum show and say, "Oh, my God. She was like one of us. NEIL WILLIAMS: Sure, functional stuff, bowls and platters; trying to keep them interesting for myself. It was hard work, physically, but I knew it was special. I want them to have energy, maybe a little figure reference, maybe some structural reference. MIJA RIEDEL: Had you see Paulus Berensohn's book Finding One's Way with Clay? NEIL WILLIAMS: So, those kinds of things, and mysteries, you know, I like mysteries. But, she did it in a very celebratory way. 0
NEIL WILLIAMS: Okay. Those grandmothers that you describedMrs. MIJA RIEDEL: Just the description of the columns as keyholes or thresholds. NEIL WILLIAMS: Mid-80s, when Viola was there. A presentation of a bouquet of flowers is a special way of showing youre thinking of them and their loss, as the bright colours reflect the personality of the passed loved one. NEIL WILLIAMS: at the same time I gotthe quality, I think, was there. MIJA RIEDEL: Oh, okay. Nah just asking because if it was he has to be a bloody idiot. 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. NEIL WILLIAMS: But she also said there was nothing wrong with good pots. NEIL WILLIAMS: I remember Rena being extremelynot cautious, she was just so patient with Viola. Those kinds of things you want toyou knowwho do you turn to say, "This is not fair." NEIL WILLIAMS: But there was a certainit was so unusual, because she had only her own life, personal experiences to relate, but she tried really hard to relate onthat they were universal ones. i backed 3 winners in a row and realised that Williams was on them all. Two weeks ago, Damar Hamlin fell to the ground, seemingly lifeless, during an NFL football game. They surrounded her, and there was this big huddle, and then I guess they got her calmed down, and then she said a little something like "Okay, I'll," you know. ". Net Worth in 2019. It's work, and artists always consider their stuff work. I would relish the opportunity of working with Neil in the future. And Viola would yell out of the side, "Art's about personal experience!" WebMichele Marie MacNeill, ne Somers, was an American homemaker and model. NEIL WILLIAMS: you know, completing sentences back and forth. Monday-Friday, excluding Federal holidays, by appointment. NEIL WILLIAMS: it just slipped her mind, because she was on to other things. MIJA RIEDEL: Now which two are you talking about? NEIL WILLIAMS: Completely positive, radiant. And I was like, "Oh my God.". But she wasin the middle of all that, she was just a delightfully crazy person and artist [Laughs.]. And he says, "Hey, I never believed them when they told me how bad I was. I mean, Jason Rhoades came out of that, another really important artist that you should look into. 0000002246 00000 n
NEIL WILLIAMS: "We're going to market you under 'the bowl guy,'" he says. And so he had discipline of throwing and formulating on clay and materials; glazes and firing wood kilns and things that I was really fascinated with when I was young, because it was a great introduction to realizing how many different hatsI mean you have to be a chemist. NEIL WILLIAMS: Similarities was a consistency of all figure workfigurative work, the male and female roles. MIJA RIEDEL: Both. This passion naturally rubs off on his wider team, and the fact he's also a great guy and a pleasure to work with, made him a great mentor to me during our time working together. NEIL WILLIAMS: I think by the time he had finished he was in every major museum in the world, Whitney Biennial multiple times, Venice Bienalle. NEIL WILLIAMS: And fire there, and glaze there, and learn about glazes. Faith grows and develops as individuals regularly and conscientiously work to build their discipleship with others, Elder Andersen taught. And this foolish curator at the time said, "I just don't think we have room for them," and rejected him. She deserved it. Some people here say, when they see them, "Oh, it's a little mad hatter's teapot." NEIL WILLIAMS: Similarities are consistent vessel and volume study. We haven't really talked about that. And did it, stopped smoking. They would just kill off their enthusiasm and their energy. NEIL WILLIAMS: She hadfinishing up the beautiful little, smaller grandmother figures which were my favorite, will all the really nice painting and the fine china paint and lines. . NEIL WILLIAMS: And they're all looking off indifferent directions with this vacant, yet intriguing look on their faces. NEIL WILLIAMS: No, I've been really lucky. NEIL WILLIAMS: On to visuals. I thought, from your C.V. that you had a couple solo shows with Dorothy in. So Iwhere I'm trying to think about Noguchi, talking about his time element and carving away, and how itthe all-consuming and meditative. I mean, I always think of that wonderful Gauguin painting, Tahitian women on the beach." ", "Neil is a great person to work with on every level. There was something about the big block of color, although there was good color change and wonderful painting in it. Quotes and excerpts must be cited as follows: Oral history interview with Neil Williams, 2014 June 5-6. Two steps up, one step back, three steps sideways. [Affirmative.] NEIL WILLIAMS: That'sthat makes sense to me. These photos are dated '74. It's serious life-force work, and if it's good it's all-consuming and it works on multiple levels. [Affirmative.] NEIL WILLIAMS: And he's always been reallyhe's always been there. Everyone else was these little old ladies, still life flower painters who wanted to just take this little workshop with this painter, and he said Thiebaud had worked him to death. As your faith in Jesus Christ is firm, the tests of mortality will shape your eternal destiny., Faith in Jesus Christ will bring assurance in choices, happiness in good times and in challenges, and peace in knowing ones eternal destiny. Just a brilliant guy. 0000012685 00000 n
Beautiful form. The French philosopher talked about lan vital, the vital energy. $ 199.99 Neal Williams - 2013 Soundgarden - New York Concert Poster. And will be dearly missed by Not that I needed to be satisfied from a good book or a good viewing of a painting or a sculpture. She was doing wonderful paintings, big paintings. And I believe the bricks came from a factory across the road, which built a number of houses. And some of those things I couldI mean I could reproduce when I was 16 years old and there wasthere was something easy about it and it didn'tI don't know. Two times a week for five years, they were there every week. Was it discerning, or was it more just grabbing a range of things? And she said, "I was all prepared to be depressed, and you know what we did with depressionmilk if for all its worth." But, Rena was extremely generous and paid for all kinds of promotional shippings and before she even considered sales from Viola's work. But those kinds of thingstalk about being surrounded by angels. NEIL WILLIAMS: and what she needed, and how to help maximize her output safely, and still maintain their own sense and wits about them compounded by the extreme physical demands. MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. NEIL WILLIAMS: Him and his friend Nick Bishop, in a drunken stupor one night, conceived of them as the new county administration offices, because they needed new ones and they were completely inexpensive to build. MIJA RIEDEL: I have to leave that for a heartbeat. And I think it was alsoI also know that she had to delight in the fact that she was a little, short woman who was able to do that, and then splash all these great color field, you know, bring it to life with color, and still, at the time, outwork anybody around her. It can help to enrich their lives no matter what their major is. She wasn'tshe was really good but she wasn't like a gallery dealer. Because of Christs gift, the best things in life are ours.. 0000114923 00000 n
I said, "What is that?" ], MIJA RIEDEL: That's right, and particularly in Oakland. And then did you go on for masters work as well? Even though they were colorful and they were kind of drawn and animated and doll-like. Jointly published by the Deseret News and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, its content supports the doctrines, principles and practices of the Church. And then, their influence, because Viola, and being around her, looking at art history, falling in love with everyone from Kandinsky to Gorky to Rothko. Then they can be wonderful and enriching and motivational experiences, or they can be make you want to crawl back into your studio and be left alone experiences [Laughs.]. Really enlightened. I have even told the story of the world's tallest building. MIJA RIEDEL: All right. Milking the cows morning and night, I realized how much I needed to get an education, Elder Andersen of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles recalled during a Brigham Young University devotional on Tuesday, Jan. 17. Switch to the dark mode that's kinder on your eyes at night time. And then she would reneg on them, and then she would make them again, and then she woulddepending on how nervous she was about sales or what else was going on andI think she felt that it was one of those things she didn't want to lock herself into. You react to that or you embrace that object. She was reallybutand Viola was the superstar of her gallery. NEIL WILLIAMS: I still am physically, but back then, she got an incredible amount of physical labor out of me, and it worked really well for her, because I was learning so much. We had to read everything from Van Gogh's letters to Theo to Shgun to Invisible Man from Emerson [Ralph Ellison] toI mean there was a wonderful poetry series that Michael McClure at Arts and Crafts sponsored one of the Beat Generation guys. NEIL WILLIAMS: Yeah. And I said "My mother never drew a nude." This cut here. Wonderful guy. Copyright in all R&S materials is owned by Racing and Sports Pty Ltd (R&S). And not that they're paying off,in terms of popularity or sales or any of that stuff. It was really interesting. NEIL WILLIAMS: So, I stay in touch with people who I know give a damn, and for the right reasons. NEIL WILLIAMS: I mean it's spectacular. MIJA RIEDEL: Now, would you walk us through her working process, and if it changed over time, or if it stayed fairly constant? [Affirmative.] This site is maintained by Racing and Sports Pty Ltd (ABN 093 360 108) ("R&S"). NEIL WILLIAMS: county has the county exec, which administers all of theso he administers welfare, purchasing agent, law enforcement, D.A. NEIL WILLIAMS: Other dealers were okay to deal with. Dorothy was wonderful. And I hope it doesn't lose its edge because of that, but I mean, it couldalways seek something out, some kind ofbring up the saboteur again, and get it edgy and screw up some things, andbutso the inspiration, I think, has not so much been external, but it's getting to be more of an internal, peaceful feeling about my life and it's making more sense. NEIL WILLIAMS: It took me a while tosome of the little feathernot to sound clich or simplisticsome of the little feathering on them, I realized came from growing up around here, with all the amazing bird life I see. MIJA RIEDEL: So would she take to you to museums, would she. MIJA RIEDEL: You were working at the studio though, right? New York , NY 10010, Washington, D.C. Headquarters and Research Center. They got increasingly deep andI can't think of the word I'm looking for right now. NEIL WILLIAMS: some teenagers and some adults. It's thecolor that surrounds us and brings us to life. [Laughs.]. MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. NEIL WILLIAMS: And I think that's also whatand the discipline was there, and I think that also what helpedin the future when we talk about Viola, why she connected with me, and why I connected with her and why she was immediately "Would you come help me and work with me? And it's been very liberating, it's been very freeing. So we just said, enough. I love the ocean connections, but then I love desert connections, soand mountain connections. In that way. NEIL WILLIAMS: There was a local community college here that we stopped sending students to because therethey weren't doing anything. Cause of death Details of the circumstance surrounding our beloved, Neil Williamsdeath is not public yet, we will share more as we learn. NEIL WILLIAMS: Yeah, some of the people who have come out of that program areit's just silly. Finding your best friend paralyzed for life now in his room. Format: Originally recorded as 5 sound files.Duration is 4 hr., 9 min. He has the rare ability able to look at any project from a broad perspective and solve the problems that need solving, while always retaining an infectious passion for steering creative work of the highest standard. It washaving an arsenal, collecting an arsenal of weaponry. Sowas it somehow familiar to you? NEIL WILLIAMS: And I think her workdid that. I've had some wonderful people connect with the work, and support the work and encourage the work. NEIL WILLIAMS: Mm-hmm. NEIL WILLIAMS: So, there are a few out there. So, NEIL WILLIAMS: Yeah. MR]you were talking about the importance of family to her. But thank God it is. But didn't pursue it herself. This information is provided for entertainment purposes only. I got to see you. You know, it's like, "Personal experience!" Please if you have any form of concern, suggestions, or query as regards this publication, kindly contact us. NEIL WILLIAMS: And it was already in color, but sheand she literally used those directly in some of her images when she exploded. NEIL WILLIAMS: as a grounding or point of departure, of context. MIJA RIEDEL: Who or what would you describe as the significant influences on your work? Many around Yosemite, too, over the years. I would think they were more personal narratives. And that's where you gotthat's where the questions started to create a depth of experience, and hopefully would manifest in the work, having depth and character and room for growth in that. NEIL WILLIAMS: Have you seen the photograph of her in the closet with all of the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of the little figurines and things that she had, NEIL WILLIAMS: she had hoarded? I never saw that it was an effort to work outthe dark side or her dark past, whatever it might have been. But on one-on-one, he was magnificent. She was always in it, for her, with all her heart. SoI mean, I remember him saying, they were talking about Basquiat, you know, buying his early works and telling those guys, "Just leave him alone, he's a good painter. MIJA RIEDEL: You were mentioning a younger friend who has been a significant part. MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. NEIL WILLIAMS: Not that I'm an angel, but I was there for a while. That's the hardest part. MIJA RIEDEL: And do you think she did not either? You got to be making work you love to look at becauseand surround yourself with because you may have to." Certainly in art. He did some time forlet me see, just dealing in weed or something. She would have never thought there was anything wrong with them. And nobody's tried tobecause they're such a royal pain in the ass to make. Speaking from his own experience, the Apostle shared six ways individuals can strengthen their faith in Jesus Christ throughout their lives. NEIL WILLIAMS: Because I know shefor both of them, she waseveryone loved their work, and they were like. MIJA RIEDEL: Absolutely. They'reyou know what we do in life to reassure ourselves as creatures of habit or creatures? NEIL WILLIAMS: Well, it was in herin relation to how she loved being around students, and how it filled a kind of a void for her. %%EOF
Did you need a portfolio back then, or no? So I don't know. So, that's a lot of the reason why her and I dropped off, too, after I left working for her. Oh, we were talking about support systems and it fits in, I think, howseems like this day and age artists don't survive without angels? NEIL WILLIAMS: I had three older brothers. NEIL WILLIAMS: And there was the famous candlestick incident, where [Laughs.] I mean, he's the one who talked about diachronic and synchronic time. If the Savior has not returned, how will you keep the flame of your faith burning brightly for the next five decades?. She understood her. MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. And what a lovely turn of phrase to use when talking to them. NEIL WILLIAMS: Other than that justlike you'd mentioned last night, earlieror about the second day talking, and feeling more comfortable about what to say and how to say it. Webneil williams jockeynhs low income scheme calculator. And then he also, with his extraordinary knowledge, helped to give some context. NEIL WILLIAMS: place to be. So, I think we'veplease, go ahead. MIJA RIEDEL: So this must have been early on, before she had. 0000020598 00000 n
And she jumped, back and forth, which you may or may not see in her work, but there wasin fact, working for her early on, it was so funny, she was very excitedshe was getting very excited, because so much beautiful work was coming out, she was starting to come out again, not out of the closet, but of out of the backyard. She had said, even once that there was nothing that she wouldn't give up to make art. You have to be in complete embrace with it. But also, for some reason, I remember us thinking I knew what was coming just from her firstthe first day of class there. Very unusual. He says, "It's going to work.". So would you make dinner sets? MIJA RIEDEL: That is an interesting detail. "You get here and we make a few things and I'm completely smoothed out." NEIL WILLIAMS: And then it's lightly water-polished with a damp sponge, NEIL WILLIAMS: after it's sanded, which is the excruciating part, because you're sanding these little fine, fine tines or fine, fine feathers without breaking them. He is creative, passionate about his work, quirky, self-motivated but above all, has a huge heart and is so pleasant to work with. NEIL WILLIAMS: I mean, I don't know howwhere they, after I left, whether they were pursued and that's thebut I can only assume that they didn't take off like. And I realizedhe just told me recently why he pesters me sometimes, and he's like "Neil, I got to see you. But the lack of detail in thatthe simplicity of it just being this eruption of massive form and color, right in your face. Squeak Carnwath said that. [Affirmative.] Her Oakland retrospective was getting reviewed by Thomas Albright at the time, and he could be a realI mean he could be a nasty reviewer [Laughs.]. If he would go, you'd have to keep an eye on him, because he would scamper out or he'd, like, hit the wall and want to go. I mean, she's making huge vases. There's a natural, I think, instinctive connection most people have with it. And she did, every step of the way I saw. NEIL WILLIAMS: There are no profound "Oh my God, I need to do a 90-degree or a 180 on something.". Well, started off with stencils and brush, and then it went to some of the molds and even some thick-lined Egyptian paste she would make, which would melt and fuse onto it. MIJA RIEDEL: So this is interesting. "But I'm not dead yet. A natural presenter and storyteller, Neil is a great client-facing guy and clients love him. We've talked about the five year, MIJA RIEDEL:steps forward, or focus on front, or backs. 0000004255 00000 n
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