- Yale University
- Pratt Institute
- Yale School of Art
- High School of Art and Design
William T. Williams developed a vivid abstract painting practice from interlocking geometric fields, diagonals and saturated color. A founding participant in Studio Museum in Harlem circles, he has maintained a rigorous commitment to abstraction over six decades.
Painting; printmaking
Major Works
- 1969Elbert Jackson L.A.M.F. Part II
- 1969Trane
- 1979Batman
- 1980sSweet Crane
- 1980sFull Moon
- 1970sBlack and White Paintings
- 1970sDiamond in a Box
- 1990sIndian Summer
- 2000s–20sRecent Geometric Paintings
- 1970sAbstract Prints
Interviews & Writing
- Museum-quality video search →RESEARCH QUEUEvideo
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