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MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. NEIL WILLIAMS: And it made sense. I think color, clay, and donuts were her thing. [Laughs.]. So she would get she'd see the image at the flea market, she'd grab it, hoard it, and run it home, and she'd want to make it big immediately. He likes doing ceramics, just simple little things on the wheel. 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? But, Rena was a lifeline and an essential part of, I think, why Viola was able toshe really helped Viola blossom. R&S takes all care in the preparation of information appearing on the site, but accepts no responsibility nor warrants the accuracy of the information displayed. NEIL WILLIAMS: Because she wassometimes it was hard for her to communicate with people or with students. Viola wasin that arrangement had carte blanche to, of course make and do whatever she wanted, and Rena picked it up with her and went above and beyond many times. Interviewee Neil Williams (1959- ) is an artist from Auburn, California. And I never thought of myself as a teacher, as more of a vehicle. The good, the bad, and the ugly. NEIL WILLIAMS: and again, those, I think, come fromwell, who knows where they come from. Myfather was a naval intelligence officer, anti-submarine warfare, and was always involved in localhe was county supervisor, welfare director. I'd love to have more commercial success, because it would buy me the ability and the security to make better and more beautiful work, I think. I don't know. [Affirmative.] The idea that whatever ailed you one side, if you were to pass through there in thoughtin a way, on the other side, you would come out refreshed and rejuvenated. Transcript is available on the Archives of American Art's website. [Trials] just come, Elder Andersen said. And nobody's tried tobecause they're such a royal pain in the ass to make. 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. Even though it may have been obscured, she hadshe wanted to tellbe able to tell stories with her work and with herI always thought it wasshe was asking more questions than she was answering in her storytelling, which is what I think is what good art should do. 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. MIJA RIEDEL: So respect by significant peers. You end upwhy would we resolve it, tied all up in a neat little bow? NEIL WILLIAMS: So, there was a friend who had gotten several pairs and she called them "The Keys of Life," and my concept was in the paintedthe straight line painted ones. I mean those kinds of things for an artist who's struggling to make ends meet and/or to finish the series of work, those kinds of things are very profound. Please if you have any form of concern, suggestions, or query as regards this publication, kindly contact us. MIJA RIEDEL: It's interesting since we've talked briefly and we'll talk quite a bit more about this going back and forth between two and 3D. So, thank God somebody is trying to document it all. 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. NEIL WILLIAMS: I think it becameshe stillshe keptstill kept the great detail. . NEIL WILLIAMS: It wasI mean it was even disturbing at times, but. You don't get too wrapped up in what the neighbors say or think. Mario Ferrante spent time on a one-summer workshop with Wayne Thiebaud up in Lake Tahoe. They are altered, deconstructed, or shifted into different sections and reattached. I constantly check occasionally for amusement, self-amusement. From straight-line stuff in 1980 or '83horizontal, vertical, and cut in thirds and large planes of colorto diagonal and feathering and curvilinear, which they tooka long time to get to. The entire Buffalo Bills team knelt on the field and prayed for their teammate. Itfear of boredom. NEIL WILLIAMS: They are over at the end of Elm Street at 49. Create your account , it takes less than a minute, Dont let the game play you; gamble responsibly. MIJA RIEDEL: And whathowwere they all relatively low fire? He did some time forlet me see, just dealing in weed or something. MIJA RIEDEL: There are a couple of columns, vase columns that we looked at that were, what, 12 feet tall, MIJA RIEDEL: from the late '90's. NEIL WILLIAMS: Well, the people around Arts and Crafts there at the time. NEIL WILLIAMS: and she got them in there. NEIL WILLIAMS: Intent, is it intention, materials, technique, tradition equals content. Larry Alberts, Mario Ferrante, all great painters. NEIL WILLIAMS: Here. They were magnificent pieces. You can directly shop your flowers on Amazon. They almost had more of a, NEIL WILLIAMS: Yeah. xref MIJA RIEDEL: You never talked at all about your working process, and I think that would be helpful. So that's just one aspect of why clay is so responsive. But, to able to approach them as a painter with a brush, and a full pallet of color, I think, was probably one of the most profound impacts she had on me, besides reassuring me that it was okay to do this. And I think a lot of that was nurtured by Charles' influence on not losing touch with how important the idea and the spoken word is. But no, it was worth it. 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. When they set up a little, they're cut to draw reference to a canvas. NEIL WILLIAMS: Oh yes. NEIL WILLIAMS: I remember Rena being extremelynot cautious, she was just so patient with Viola. Despite Jim Cassidy's best efforts BASHAASH still won the first at Canterbury tonight. NEIL WILLIAMS: She was very greedy. 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. So, there is something that's stimulating and it's not something that I want to obsess over or completely give a lot of energy to. Or does it feel like a continuous line mostly? There's a great one. I mean he was a nasty critic; he just ripped people to shreds. They were saying, of the 35,000 art students that graduate from art-related colleges in institutions in America every year, within two years, 77 percent aren't even doing anything with their work. And were together for some years before that. Mothers with Alzheimer's and his grandmothers with Alzheimer's. Go to a museum show and say, "Oh, my God. NEIL WILLIAMS: So logisticsI don't know, I look back. He said, "I knew what I supposed to be doing." NEIL WILLIAMS: Varying heights. MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. Because I was 2D at the time. And I said, "Viola, it was a compliment. Berkley in '47-'48, in art. 0000001591 00000 n But not to be too simplistic. But, certainly the FBI and everyone else keeps records on it, but they won't release the records ofthe full records of why people disappeared, so many. And water-polished bisqued, thenwipe down again with a damp sponge, so there's no dust on it. 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. Or I'll say whyI don't understand what all the fuss was about; certain artists and certain aspects of work, soI realized I could drive myself crazy off of thinking about that. [Laughs.]. It's like, "Oh, my God, I can't believe that there was human beings even thinking this way back then." Do a four-week summer workshop. Because she spoke in gaps back then. He moved to Scottsdale, or. 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. They go to social media, or they go to people who dont believe in the Church and that can totally destroy their faith. And, for some reason, I always knew what the thing was. So, that could bea metaphor for such. [Affirmative.] Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. MIJA RIEDEL: Now were you the only assistant at the time, Neil? Fear of failure. You'll be redirected to related page soon Don't have an account? And they likethen there was this huddle. Well, Kenny Price and some other people were doing some pretty profound. Sohopefully there's a certain sensuality that's evolving, and getting much moreI want them to feel elegant. ", NEIL WILLIAMS: But it's an intoxicant, like we had talked about it. And they always seem to have their rewards. MIJA RIEDEL: Do you think of yourself as part of an American tradition? You'll be redirected to related page soon Don't have an account? NEIL WILLIAMS: And he's always been reallyhe's always been there. MIJA RIEDEL: The degree to which the cup and the teapot were deconstructed in the life and the energy, the sheer sort of whirling dervish quality they had was extraordinary. MIJA RIEDEL: Placer High School, okay. How did theywell, the arrival of the bronzes. But it was also another sign of how vulnerable she was, I think. NEIL WILLIAMS: there wasn athere was a celebration of life. It's likewhat was that Dali said, not that these are masterpieces in any way, I would never try and equate myself with any great artists like that, but "No masterpiece was ever made by a lazy artist." I just hope they say I've made nice stuff, and it holds up over time. They'reyou know what we do in life to reassure ourselves as creatures of habit or creatures? 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. NEIL WILLIAMS: And she was in her wheelyou know Maria Martinez. MR] all these different quotes from all these different artists over time and different places, is there a community that's been significant to your development as an artist? And all relatively close to 12 feet tall or varying heights? WebWe would like to show you a description here but the site wont allow us. NEIL WILLIAMS: So, it's a system of support and friends that are in it for the right reason [Laughs.]. NEIL WILLIAMS: But he liked them and started buying them from Betty Asher. It's getting harder and harder to find the energy, when you have the time, to make quality work. NEIL WILLIAMS: two of the premier Bay Area figurative artists of the time. NEIL WILLIAMS: It was Neil William's Galleries. NEIL WILLIAMS: "We're going to market you under 'the bowl guy,'" he says. He's got an incredible history, and he certainly deserves more attention for his work and for being a great professor of ceramics. And not that they're paying off,in terms of popularity or sales or any of that stuff. . So, it was nice for her to see so many of her students show up there. I've known them first-hand. But those kinds of thingstalk about being surrounded by angels. What a different way of thinking about an audience. It was a public and a private. 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. You [said MR] Viola talked in fragments, and it seems almost thought in fragments, and that you also, in working with her, were able to do that and would finish, almost finish, each other's sentences. I mean, I get students that spend time with other people for two years and can't do a thing, and then in a matter of couple of quick sessions, they just blossom, and I love that. NEIL WILLIAMS: when I wasand I saw them asalmost like roommates and artists who were sharing space and enriching each others' lives. Mija Riedel has reviewed the transcript. [Laughs.] There's a natural, I think, instinctive connection most people have with it. MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. New York , NY 10010, Washington, D.C. Headquarters and Research Center. Yeah. And, hearing quotes echo in my mind, or replaying experiences help bolster my feeling of solidity, and it helpsironically it helps control the working process. But, so as far as fitting into the bigger picture of the art world, the American art market, American art world, I justit's pretty simple. Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution. NEIL WILLIAMS: I think that's probably one of the reasons I've kind of like retreated. Was it discerning, or was it more just grabbing a range of things? Was she making them as whole figures? I remember, was it Rodin talking about taking the cube of marble and liberating the sphere inside of it. What a brilliant way of answering that brief. That makes sense for those pieces. His first win NEIL WILLIAMS: We had a hand saw, we didn'twe weren't as upwardly mobile as they became. NEIL WILLIAMS: But I knew the father did, too, but I thought it went back to the grandparents, too. NEIL WILLIAMS: The earlier ones, Ithe Mystery Man Series, and then the additions she did for Crocker for her retrospective, NEIL WILLIAMS: was a funny story about those plates. NEIL WILLIAMS: [Laughs.] 0000114923 00000 n 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: Well, first, my high school art teacher, Mario [Ferrante]. MIJA RIEDEL: Interesting. What do I do now? But he admitted he borrowed it from Henry Moore. Or does [. 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 don't know, like, as far as, "Oh, my gosh, I'm going to be on a schedule now, then, and I have to maintain this." They should pick you up and transport you elsewhere. NEIL WILLIAMS: Depends on the instructor. NEIL WILLIAMS: Is that what you're getting at? So you would make pieces there. And did it, stopped smoking. NEIL WILLIAMS: It'sI don't know if I'm stubborn or fool hearty or whatever it is, but it's staying alive and interesting to meor for me. NEIL WILLIAMS: And it makes thethere's a certain way it it makes the work cleaner in a way. [Laughs.] NEIL WILLIAMS: You know, with limited resources and they might be in it for the right reasons, but there's only so much they're able to do. NEIL WILLIAMS: I didn't really see much of an evolution of bronzes thereshe. ", NEIL WILLIAMS: So I was her first assistant which was really, MIJA RIEDEL: So, you graduated high school. So, it's a terrible burden, I think, in a way, to bear. And the fool wouldn't take them. Salary in 2019. I'm thinking of a story that someone told [me MR]something happened to Charles and he was in the hospital, and, MIJA RIEDEL: a couple of friends came over to visit Viola, and they said there was just no conversation, nobody was talking. 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. MIJA RIEDEL: They were more of an experiment with a new material [. [Negative.] In other words, conceiving it as a surface for painting. And she hadof course, she said "ideas are 10 years ahead of execution sometimes," and shewas jumping ahead, and then jumping back and, NEIL WILLIAMS: you know. NEIL WILLIAMS: That's what I meant about speaking in incomplete sentences, and then realizing instinctively what she wanted and what she needed help with. Okay. And so, and she, I think, got a lot of it. NEIL WILLIAMS: He thought it was beautiful, the little old ladies hanging up. Violayou suggest and you try and have ahelp guide her. MIJA RIEDEL: Anybody you care to mention? And she could work so long, and then the next morning, it was like she was right back into it. There was nothing real morose about her work. . Duchamp was right, it can be a drug for a lot of people throughout history. NEIL WILLIAMS: And Rena was being very encouraging too, so I thought, "Okay, I'll just go with it for a while. MIJA RIEDEL: When I look at the list of different galleries you've been affiliated with over 20 or 30 years, there are many galleries, [that included your work MR] in a group show here or a group show there. 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. And there's a frenzy in some of thecertainly the bricoleur pieces and the paintings, there is an energy, a density, a frenzy, NEIL WILLIAMS: It's awell, we always kind of laughed a little. . 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. And, also, I've spent a lot of time, a long time doing plates. Here you'll find all collections you've created before. But he did it elsewhere. NEIL WILLIAMS: a composition, the clarity of image, the figure groundwork in the paintings and the charcoal, or the pastels. Copyright 2023 Deseret News Publishing Company. MIJA RIEDEL: How were you first exposed to clay? I love that scene, "Bring out your dead." $ 249.99 Sold Out. MIJA RIEDEL: Okay. MIJA RIEDEL: She had a wonderful reputation. NEIL WILLIAMS: Other dealers were okay to deal with. It's like, "Wow, I can't believe I made that.". NEIL WILLIAMS: Well Stephane Janssen did the same thing, too for. NEIL WILLIAMS: I just started working with it. You know, every five-year period, the work, there's this little jump. NEIL WILLIAMS: Oh my gosh, where did it come from? While many people do not always speak openly of their faith in God, they very naturally believe in God, and in times of crisis, their prayers and hopes ascend to God, Elder Andersen said. NEIL WILLIAMS: a fluidity. MIJA RIEDEL: So, youbecame her assistant fairly quickly. [Affirmative.] NEIL WILLIAMS: for the rest of their life. MIJA RIEDEL: And was this was when you were already working as her assistant? 750 9th Street, NWVictor Building, Suite 2200 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. They would just kill off their enthusiasm and their energy. NEIL WILLIAMS: Oh, they wanted a limited edition. NEIL WILLIAMS: Artists always get into trouble or lose out on them unless they're special. NEIL WILLIAMS: He washe's got the body of Schwarzenegger, still in his seventies, and is strong, and the face and voice of Morgan Freeman. MIJA RIEDEL: Okay. ], NEIL WILLIAMS: "might want toshe looks awful mean. That's really important to me. And so I don't know where it came fromhis Buffalo Soldier, you know, his Native American, Indian, or just his spirituality of knowing that he was there for a higher calling orbut really unique guy, real interesting. Said he knew he had no problem at all diving into somebody's chest who was wounded, to try and save him, when they were trying to shoot him, too. MIJA RIEDEL: Oh, okay. The little discards, the little salt and pepper shakers, the little tchotchkes, all of the. We encourage you all to respect the dead and accord the family heartbroken with the loss of a cherished one, some privacy as you leave a message in the comment session. NEIL WILLIAMS: I mean another couple of angels who. I mean, I learned sopalace-and-cottage artist. She would roll out long lines of this paste and use them as, literally, as drawn lines. No. MIJA RIEDEL: And they're commercial glazes? That scares me. So, an earthquake happened a couple months later. And vocabulary and marks that are important to you, not necessarily another language, but things that you'll start repeating, and then there's the journey in finding out why they're important to you. NEIL WILLIAMS: I was going to take the summer and travel and do, but they said, "No, you have to use your scholarships." Duchamp said that art was a drug, and I think Viola was a premier, thank God, example of that. So, NEIL WILLIAMS: Yeah. So usually we got them in two. And at the same time there wasI think my ability to work on any scale fluidly helped to reinforceI mean, not that they're comfortable, they're work. Yeah, thank you. NEIL WILLIAMS: Because if I get frustrated working, or if I getit's not going right, that piece isn't going to happen, especially at critical points. 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. MR] the work feel like a long thread of continuity, a long series of theme and variation? MIJA RIEDEL: You said something yesterday that I want to go back and revisit briefly. NEIL WILLIAMS: Well, and then Charles, who she lived with for so many years, was slightly menacing. On Friday 17 July 2009, Tyrone Leonard Williams rode all four winners at the Langholm Racing Association meeting at Castleholm in Langholm, just one of many flapping tracks that the former professional jockey rode at once he'd 'retired' in 2005. Wonderful guy. I mean, she wasso nice to me and sobecause the vessel wasn't her thing really. NEIL WILLIAMS: We had spoken earlier evenMark Twain and H.P. I wanted to ask you about [. She's standing on the closet door and surrounding her on all the shelves are hundreds and hundreds of these little figurines. 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. Neil Williams was a top jockey, I remember him winning premierships in Brisbane, was the top rider there. NEIL WILLIAMS: She sawI think that she had some things going, and she saw that I hadI mean I was strong then. [Affirmative. That's helpful. NEIL WILLIAMS: which you have a photo of. Copyright in all R&S materials is owned by Racing and Sports Pty Ltd (R&S). I'm not, because I know my work is good. And, I could feel that thereI knew from when I first walked into her house and her backyard and helped her, there was something just reallylike, oh my God, there is an energy, an electricity, and there'san exploration. I mean, he's the one who talked about diachronic and synchronic time. MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. Because he moved out of L.A., NEIL WILLIAMS: because there was an earthquake and they were rude to him. ", NEIL WILLIAMS: So, there is athere was comfort in the image. And so, I mean, not that they're in the same realm whatsoever but. But, no, I always considered, I'm proud to be an American artist, yeah, or workingor the ability to work as an artist in relative safety. And now, Grandma Maria is going to give a blessing before theand then Sam said she sat there a little, and she yelled out, "No!" NEIL WILLIAMS: And then I would worktry and work on my own or have energy to do my own work. [Affirmative.] Mm-hmm. There was that pressure. They got increasingly deep andI can't think of the word I'm looking for right now. And him and his friend, during a drunk night and dinner, conceived of them. And thenstarted to cut straight-line. 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.]. ], MIJA RIEDEL: That's right, and particularly in Oakland. The endowment gives us more clarity to the difficulties and the temptations before us. And I always thought a good writer, just like a good painting or sculpture, should take you on a journey. And, I'm still stuck in that, that mode. And I was like, "Oh my God.". NEIL WILLIAMS: Boy, I don't have it. NEIL WILLIAMS: And show sheand I knew there was something extremely special, and I didn't have an art background. She'd say these little naive little, NEIL WILLIAMS: "there would just be nothing." In the temple we quietly ponder why we are here upon the earth and the power and glory of our Savior in making our return to our Heavenly Father possible, Elder Andersen said. NEIL WILLIAMS: Andso very fortunate. Lots of private, local patrons and. And he had a really interesting background himself,, being an architect historian, ceramic historian, writer, and friends with the people he knew. NEIL WILLIAMS: And, for some reason, it attracted a number of groups of artists, writers, dancers, visual artists, and it's got that special open energy of that. But, in the meantime, I'm content and I'm still making, I think good work for me. There was something not aswasn't as detail-concentrated. Elder Neil L. Andersen of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles speaks during the campus devotional in the Marriott Center on the BYU campus in Provo, Utah, on Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023. MIJA RIEDEL: And would she workyou said she'd work on multiple pieces at once, correct? NEIL WILLIAMS: at the same time I gotthe quality, I think, was there. And, I would get up and I would go out and leave my keys sitting on the table, that kind of stuff. NEIL WILLIAMS: So that kind of thing. Throwing on the wheel can be a wonderful sensation on many levels and it's. But, no need to die off young foryou can give your all for your work and still live to tell about it. Agree Sporty, what a loss N Williams was mate, when he was riding IN Brissy. 0000005828 00000 n But theyI mean, be able to sit out here in the evenings and occasionally see a peregrine falcon fly by at 150 miles an hour or an eagle. NEIL WILLIAMS: No, uh-uh. Why should I believe them when they told me how good I am?" I was telling him about Maria Martinez the other day. It was one of the grandmother figuresI didn't think it it's not like followed up and said, "Alright. She was like one of us. MIJA RIEDEL: Did you ever have that kind of experience? NEIL WILLIAMS: And I know after she started some of her health issues, there wassome of them looked tired, but at the same time they were still nonetheless magnificent. I thought his move to the Gold Coast was based on lifestyle change. MIJA RIEDEL: Just the description of the columns as keyholes or thresholds. MIJA RIEDEL: Okay. NEIL WILLIAMS: And he had a Picasso he had inherited from his father. That's why he was able to amass such an amazing collection and important collection, and have such a profound impact in a positive way on so many artists. This is an old photo thing we found cleaning up, of just old pots that I was. Berkley? Just a brilliant guy. He is from Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. NEIL WILLIAMS: The idea of interior and exterior, MIJA RIEDEL: That makes sense right here. 0000007211 00000 n What rubbed off that was good? NEIL WILLIAMS: She liked looking more at images than reading. I've got that level of skill, and it seems like I've always had it. NEIL WILLIAMS: That's one thingthat's one thing that I realized that I do well issince I was 14, is I was able to throw very well. Have you heard the old statement that hope springs eternal? Elder Andersen shared a quote by President Dallin H. 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