Who: A Woman’s Eye Gallery
What: Encaustic Paintings - Mixed Media
Artist: Judith Williams
Show Title: Seeing is Projecting
When: May 4 - May 26
Artist's Reception: Saturday, May 4, from 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Special Event: Sunday, May 11, Poetry & Book Signing
Where: A Woman’s Eye Gallery
678 Portola Drive, San Francisco, CA 94127
Gallery Hours: Saturday and Sunday, NOON - 5:00PM
Public Info: 415 265-8237 AWEGallery.com
Judith Williams has always been fascinated by dolls, and with an inquiry of how we look at them, she created and painted a series. We see and feel parts of ourselves when we look at inanimate objects similar to our own image. As Judith painted them, she made up their personalities, positioned them, and imagined "their stories" with hopes the viewer will do the same .
Influenced by Marcel Duchamp, who stretched the idea of everyday objects to new concepts, Williams created imaginary realms using shoes. The shape of the shoe and the function of a shoe presented symbols or metaphors to view it with new perspectives. Seeing below the literal surface is what appeals to her.
Her resulting art pieces are then creatively mounted for hanging.
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What: Encaustic Paintings - Mixed Media
Artist: Judith Williams
Show Title: Seeing is Projecting
When: May 4 - May 26
Artist's Reception: Saturday, May 4, from 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Special Event: Sunday, May 11, Poetry & Book Signing
Where: A Woman’s Eye Gallery
678 Portola Drive, San Francisco, CA 94127
Gallery Hours: Saturday and Sunday, NOON - 5:00PM
Public Info: 415 265-8237 AWEGallery.com
Judith Williams has always been fascinated by dolls, and with an inquiry of how we look at them, she created and painted a series. We see and feel parts of ourselves when we look at inanimate objects similar to our own image. As Judith painted them, she made up their personalities, positioned them, and imagined "their stories" with hopes the viewer will do the same .
Influenced by Marcel Duchamp, who stretched the idea of everyday objects to new concepts, Williams created imaginary realms using shoes. The shape of the shoe and the function of a shoe presented symbols or metaphors to view it with new perspectives. Seeing below the literal surface is what appeals to her.
Her resulting art pieces are then creatively mounted for hanging.
Who: A Woman’s Eye Gallery
What: Encaustic Paintings - Mixed Media
Artist: Judith Williams
Show Title: Seeing is Projecting
When: May 4 - May 26
Artist's Reception: Saturday, May 4, from 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Special Event: Sunday, May 11, Poetry & Book Signing
Where: A Woman’s Eye Gallery
678 Portola Drive, San Francisco, CA 94127
Gallery Hours: Saturday and Sunday, NOON - 5:00PM
Public Info: 415 265-8237 AWEGallery.com
Judith Williams has always been fascinated by dolls, and with an inquiry of how we look at them, she created and painted a series. We see and feel parts of ourselves when we look at inanimate objects similar to our own image. As Judith painted them, she made up their personalities, positioned them, and imagined "their stories" with hopes the viewer will do the same .
Influenced by Marcel Duchamp, who stretched the idea of everyday objects to new concepts, Williams created imaginary realms using shoes. The shape of the shoe and the function of a shoe presented symbols or metaphors to view it with new perspectives. Seeing below the literal surface is what appeals to her.
Her resulting art pieces are then creatively mounted for hanging.
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What: Encaustic Paintings - Mixed Media
Artist: Judith Williams
Show Title: Seeing is Projecting
When: May 4 - May 26
Artist's Reception: Saturday, May 4, from 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Special Event: Sunday, May 11, Poetry & Book Signing
Where: A Woman’s Eye Gallery
678 Portola Drive, San Francisco, CA 94127
Gallery Hours: Saturday and Sunday, NOON - 5:00PM
Public Info: 415 265-8237 AWEGallery.com
Judith Williams has always been fascinated by dolls, and with an inquiry of how we look at them, she created and painted a series. We see and feel parts of ourselves when we look at inanimate objects similar to our own image. As Judith painted them, she made up their personalities, positioned them, and imagined "their stories" with hopes the viewer will do the same .
Influenced by Marcel Duchamp, who stretched the idea of everyday objects to new concepts, Williams created imaginary realms using shoes. The shape of the shoe and the function of a shoe presented symbols or metaphors to view it with new perspectives. Seeing below the literal surface is what appeals to her.
Her resulting art pieces are then creatively mounted for hanging.
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AWE Gallery
678 Portola Drive, San Francisco, CA 94127
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