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Throwing on the wheel can be a wonderful sensation on many levels and it's. How will you withstand the temptations and pressures that seek to diminish your faith in Jesus Christ? MIJA RIEDEL: What do you see as the similarities and the differences between your earliest work and your current work? And he said, "A museum down there wants an installation." Marketing cookies are used to track visitors across websites. 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: And then I would worktry and work on my own or have energy to do my own work. MIJA RIEDEL: and the evolution of the bronzes. MIJA RIEDEL: Who or what would you describe as the significant influences on your work? That's whatparaphrasing is probably not completely accurate, but that's what I got out of that. So that was one of those round-about stories. 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. Unclassified cookies are cookies that we are in the process of classifying, together with the providers of individual cookies. Certainly the painting's gotten more confident on it. I mean, she's making huge vases. MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. And he looked, and he said, "Excuse me?" MIJA RIEDEL: How did you see that evolve? Tekno1.net. It was just cracking me up. NEIL WILLIAMS: You know, it wasit seemed like a really good fit. It filledI think what it is, the youngest of four boys, by the time I came around, my mother had nothing left [Laughs.]. [Affirmative.] What a brilliant way of answering that brief. Lovecraft as writers had landed here. Drawing and painting, I just wasn't connecting with. NEIL WILLIAMS: for the rest of their life. ", "Neil is a great person to work with on every level. We can send them to wherever school. "I'm going to the studio to work, not to play." But I like them. 0000004953 00000 n Some of your experiences will be small and simple, but others will stay in your righteous mind forever.. MIJA RIEDEL: Okay. Did I understand you say that? MIJA RIEDEL: Yeah. 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. MIJA RIEDEL: We didn't talk at all, yesterday [. He could go off and explode and it could be pretty scary. Is there respect for it? I mean, Jason Rhoades came out of that, another really important artist that you should look into. NEIL WILLIAMS: Ijust looking back when you were asking questions about my past and stuff, I don't think about that much. Copyright in all R&S materials is owned by Racing and Sports Pty Ltd (R&S). Similarities areinterior and exterior relations, balances, or unbalances. I know they're getting good, you know, for myself. Maybe starting with the plates. Michele was married for nearly 30 years to the physician Martin MacNeill and was the mother of NEIL WILLIAMS: Although they were pastel until fired, there's a certain projection you had to do and prediction. NEIL WILLIAMS: She, of course she talked about seeing them as little round convex canvases. CanI want to buy some pieces for the gallery." MIJA RIEDEL: Oh, no. So, bringing positive energy and being a resource, because technically I know that in ceramics and ceramics history, I can, I mean, I can reproduce any piece I wanted to. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. NEIL WILLIAMS: I have no idea how it went. [Laughs. It was a public and a private. He is from Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. I'll remember. Well, here's a brush, do it. And I was able toevery good piece I've made since I was 14 I've sold. I started doing it around her after a while. We'll pause there, because this card's about to end. MIJA RIEDEL: Now would you take chainsaw, as well, or whatever the saw was that Sam was describing and cut them up that way? Been 16, 15 now. 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. NEIL WILLIAMS: Because you want to take that experience into the next one, and you don't want to be hung up by it. She later on started just hand building them and nixed the molds, but. Cultures, it's cultural identity and it's human history. 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. NEIL WILLIAMS: Well Stephane Janssen did the same thing, too for. He was kind of an Ag kid, but had a rare take on reality and visual arts. And, I would get up and I would go out and leave my keys sitting on the table, that kind of stuff. We become the children of the covenant, and our souls need the truths of the restored gospel, the priesthood and ordinances that follow, the power of the Book of Mormon, and the safety that comes from prophets and apostles.. [Laughs.] ", NEIL WILLIAMS: But it's an intoxicant, like we had talked about it. It's awhat was itto me, it's likefor me, it's like the vital andwas it [Henri] Bergson? And, "Well that was nice, but"and those are those little moments thatthey're very humbling and they're ver,fulfilling, and they have nothing to do with numbers orsuccess in a way. NEIL WILLIAMS: and she seemed to intuitively know how to handle her and what would be the best way for her. I thought, "Okay." Seems that you work has, over decades, been about theme and variation, and always with a focus on color and form, MIJA RIEDEL: and, in particular, it seems the vase form, the teapot form, and the cup have been almost canvases that you have workedyou've constructed and deconstructed over decades. That's why a lot of those people end up with thoseI mean, it's work, it's hard, I know, but the comfort zones of teaching. And Viola said, "No way, I wouldn't""There's nothing""Making artwork is the most important thing, that's number one." [Affirmative.] There's one on the hill behind us here that was also built from the same bricks that was one of Ernest Borgnine's ex-wife's, had assumed. And really articulate. 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. MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. Okay. NEIL WILLIAMS: but in between there was just aI justI was never motivated to pursue the solo shows. %privacy_policy%. Was your mother interested in the arts? I really was never motivated to doing the solo show thing. I wasn'tit wasn't driven like Viola was, or so many other artists, you know. And they're the pairone of the pairs of several that she gave to the Smithsonian. For Neil Williams, the pressures on and off the track had 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." NEIL WILLIAMS: and attempting to tell stories. MIJA RIEDEL: Rena talked about [a trip MR] she and Viola took back east, and sending [Viola and Patterson MR] on a train to New York together, coming up with a reason that she couldn't go so they would have a chance to chat. So, conversely it opened up other things for Rena in her gallery, but I always thought it was a rare thing she was in ityou could tell Rena was in it for all the right reasons. So, he was very involved with the light railway station down there, and he alsothere's a series of domes, a cluster of domes over here that were built, NEIL WILLIAMS: some time ago, over. Mija Riedel has reviewed the transcript. So let's start witha description of this fantastic place that you have. MIJA RIEDEL: That actually leads beautifully to this next question, which is, do you think there's a difference between artists that are trained in a university and artists that learn another way? Please join us to mourn the passing of Neil Williams. NEIL WILLIAMS: that surrounds all of us, thatI mean, to me, I see the vital energy as, in context of Viola's work, it'sand why I like color so much, and her impact on me, is thatto me, it's the vital energy. 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. She was like one of us. 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. I regret nothing. And Squeak said it really well, too. NEIL WILLIAMS: graduated with honors and all of that and found clay to fill the void thatbut it filled it in a wonderful, wonderful way. MIJA RIEDEL: Both. What do I do now? Required fields are marked *. Great stories about Thiebaud he had, and he was just such a positive guy thatit was very impactive on my life and my interests and becomingbut I knew immediately, as soon as I started working with clay at 14 years old, what I wanted to do and what I was going to do. If it doesn't, then, for me, it's still stayed alive and interesting. The following oral history transcript is the result of a recorded interview with Neil Williams on 2014 June 5-6. 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. 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. 750 9th Street, NW Gambling Help on 1800 858 858 or visit www.gamblinghelponline.org.au. And I could do something that would stay alive and interesting, I wouldn't get bored after 40 years. I've met some artists that are pretty bitter over that stuff. MR] the transition from the more patterned painting on, for example, the women's dresses. That has happened. NEIL WILLIAMS: And, growing up with three older brothers, I just got my ass kicked all the time. 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: But being around the clay people, and being around a pot shop. 2 from 2, goes better with less fingers apparently. But, it was funny becauseI think Bob and Manuel each had cigars and they were smoking them back in their cigar days, and as they left, they left cigars in the grandmother's little thing and handedthey left their little cigar butts, and then next morning Viola just, "Ugh!" I mean, you get on it, and you know it's right, and it's not satisfying like Thiebaud said, but you're still pushing on it and chewing on it. September first? [END OF TRACK william14_2of3_sd_track02. ", NEIL WILLIAMS: So there is some childhood playfulness aspect of it, which I think is okay, as long as it's not too light, and as long as it doesn't diminish, I think the effort, or that it's been a life-long body of work. NEIL WILLIAMS: because it brought in painting and color concerns, which I had no experience in. NEIL WILLIAMS: She was very greedy. There's a directness, a quickness to it. And now him, her, and Squeak kind of went back and forth at a certain time when Squeak was getting out and getting established. So, I mean, "immortality" might be a little grandiose, but it's all inI think how you want to be remembered, what you want to leave behind. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Enter your account data and we will send you a link to reset your password. I think Arneson said it, because that there was so much work, he said to Richard Shaw, he says, "You ever get the feeling you're not working hard enough lately?" He was like, "You know, palace-and-cottage, it's likeMichelangelo was a palace artist; Van Gogh was a cottage artist." MIJA RIEDEL: She had a wonderful reputation. NEIL WILLIAMS: I alwayscertainly positive energy. I'm part-time caregiver to him now. And if somebody connects with it, that's great. A natural presenter and storyteller, Neil is a great client-facing guy and clients love him. So you would make pieces there. I had two of them with Dorothy Weiss, and a couple others in Sacramento. 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. So it was a completely different sense. As it stands now, I remember one beautiful oneas it stands now, this backyard is as good as you will see in any premiere gallery in the country. So, it was a double major. Please if you have any form of concern, suggestions, or query as regards this publication, kindly contact us. Your testimony grows as you try to look for God and for our Savior in your everyday life, in the little things., Jada Brown shared her love for a painting titled Hand in Hand which depicts a little girl walking hand in hand with the Savior. NEIL WILLIAMS: but for some reason, especially with female. I would certainly buy it as a reader but. NEIL WILLIAMS: No, I'm justgood at that. NEIL WILLIAMS: Someone was calling me thethey said, "We're going to get you a moniker, we're going to call you 'the bowl guy' from now on." And I said, "Do you know anyone down here that might be interested in them?" NEIL WILLIAMS: No, it's been nice. NEIL WILLIAMS: Oh, seeing in terms of a painting, a canvas. You can directly shop your flowers on Amazon. NEIL WILLIAMS: And itwe talked about itthe lan vital, the vital energyI was getting that back from the pieces. Well, and then after that, there was a couple other shows in Sacramento and thenbut notI need to update that, MIJA RIEDEL: Fouts. NEIL WILLIAMS: And we all have our angels but, you know, Viola had hers. So city has the city manager. That's all I have to say." 0000000016 00000 n NEIL WILLIAMS: And she started to eventually, but she thought, "Oh my gosh, they're going to go around me and sell," and so it was ironic because, 20-something years later, I would meet somebody like Sandy Besser in Santa Fe, who donated the work to the de Young Museum, or someone would say, " Oh gosh, I've been buying your work for 26 years." tt@D-b`Rph1Vic 3cC6OH.{LF@s2ldhcxll\ApJ&:L|+3|gggjGc54Dh3f ?Z' [Affirmative.] NEIL WILLIAMS: Even Velazquez and all of those amazingVermeer and all those incredible painters. NEIL WILLIAMS: Depends on the instructor. It fulfilledspiritually, it fulfilled self-respect. NEIL WILLIAMS: You know, like I said, we all perceive the same object differently, so. So that's what I thought I mean, you, being a writer, would know that great visualscan be great food for great writers, too. But also, for some reason, I remember us thinking I knew what was coming just from her firstthe first day of class there. They had a wonderful one, too. 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. I was given a bag of clay and started working with it. I'm like, "No, no, no, no, no, I blame it on Dr. Seuss, that's who I blame it on. You know, it's like, "Personal experience!" I think Manuel was there in the late 50s, early 60s, too, wasn't he? It's like, "Wow, I can't believe I made that.". And it wasit was almost like she had hunted, killed it, brought it home for display. NEIL WILLIAMS: Yeah. NEIL WILLIAMS: I wasViola was just coming out ofViola was getting very pressed to get work out and around and she really needed help and, NEIL WILLIAMS: there wasn't anyone else near her that I saw or, I don't think that Charles saw, that could jump in there andfirst of all figure her out, what she wanted. So. 0000116887 00000 n NEIL WILLIAMS: and afterwards, she didn't pursue that. 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. MIJA RIEDEL: That's extremely unusual, I think. MIJA RIEDEL: Did anybody ever corroborate that besides Charles? [Affirmative.] . There might be an analogy for that, that. Quote from: InTheKnow on 2009-Sep-29, 01:46 PM, Quote from: Big Wheel on 2009-Sep-29, 02:17 PM, Quote from: OldLarsy on 2009-Sep-29, 02:37 PM, Quote from: el zoro on 2009-Sep-29, 03:17 PM, Quote from: dubbledee on 2009-Sep-28, 09:38 PM, Quote from: Big Wheel on 2009-Sep-29, 04:12 PM, Quote from: MagiC~* on 2009-Sep-29, 09:17 PM, Quote from: MagiC~* on 2009-Sep-29, 09:25 PM, Quote from: Mark on 2009-Dec-17, 08:10 PM, Quote from: Mark on 2009-Dec-17, 08:57 PM, Quote from: Max Manewer on 2009-Dec-17, 06:36 PM. How do you survive as a creative energy and keep growing? MIJA RIEDEL: And where they all fired multiple times? Right. Uh-uh. [Laughs.]. And when I started meeting them and seeing their collections, it was like, "Oh my goodness." MIJA RIEDEL:you'd mentioned, or were going to mention. She would roll out long lines of this paste and use them as, literally, as drawn lines. How did theywell, the arrival of the bronzes. I've had some wonderful people connect with the work, and support the work and encourage the work. MIJA RIEDEL: Interesting. NEIL WILLIAMS: Approaching them as a painting. [Laughs.]. "But I'm not dead yet. NEIL WILLIAMS: So, I do a variety of other things. NEIL WILLIAMS: She's notshe wasn't reallythose kinds of things made her nervous. And I let her go, and I said "Well," and then she would go, "Oh, so I'm wondering if you could come and unload the kiln and put the Red Woman together so it could be seen." MIJA RIEDEL: That's the first time I've ever heard that. MIJA RIEDEL: [Laughs.] She liked being around the school. And then did you go on for masters work as well? She would just clutch, and she'd have a connection with it, and once it got in her hands, it wasn't leaving. It's just, you say, "All right, let's make it workable or manageable," and you find those small golden moments in the course of a day or an experience with someone thatit's like my brother, one of my brothers was a real talented guy. MIJA RIEDEL: It's very much a cultural construct, to think it's not art. MIJA RIEDEL: Was it a big change, then, for Viola? And we became really good friendsbecause it wasn't just about working hard for her, it was about giving her a sounding board, and then we talked a lot about things outside of the arts, but, NEIL WILLIAMS: She saw that I wasI worked hard and I had a good discipline, and I got a good sense, I think, of what she was doing immediately. 0000002246 00000 n And they would go off in otherall kinds of different directions, andI remember one exercise, she had us do in a student environment, was making a still-life; bringing objects in; making a still-life, drawing it, then sculpting it in clay, and then photographing it, so that you had that experience of two, three-dimensional and building a still-lifecontemplatingresourcing and contemplating the image, and then picking it apart, putting it back together. That's whatit originally started out, as a straight-line structural approach, the color, being the volume, to expand or contract that form. NEIL WILLIAMS: And, when he was on his deathbed years ago, I was fortunate enough to go and be able to take, help care for him for a couple of months. Being held upa little grandmother being held up by a man in a hat and with a gun. NEIL WILLIAMS: We used to go out every Saturday to theor, every other Saturday to the Alameda Flea Market, where she collected all her littleher little images from a lot of. 0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic. But he even came across the sculptures of Dr. Fox, which are laughable, but they're amusing. MIJA RIEDEL: You mentioned Kandinsky, and because of the conversation we had, I can't help but wonder if you think about your work in any kind of spiritual context, or if spirituality has any effect on the work? 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." 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. You do not stay attached to it." So what it was doingshe pointed it out to meof course I was young and navewell, you'reit's a three-dimensional canvas, because if you cut that out and laid it out flat, you'd have a two-dimensional painting. [Affirmative.] A little more than 50 years ago, Elder Neil L. Andersen returned to his familys small dairy farm in Idaho after completing his mission to France. But I feel like people who go to the prophets, they go to other people of faith, and that can end up strengthening their faith when they feel like theyre slipping., For Macee Pickup, social media can also be a tool for good as she tries to fill her feed with uplifting quotes and insights or share messages with people, she said. And that can come inartwork can come in a number of different facetshow you live your life, writing, how you influence, impact, socially, your circle; how you are remembered; or it can be through artwork. So, what's the scale on these, roughly, from what to what? MIJA RIEDEL: So there is some level of functional work that has helped fuel the. And it'll jump up, a little bit. 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. I think anytime you can give a student who doesn't have any connection or any experience with the arts, you can give them some small experience. And that's really a shame, and that's probably two-fold. MIJA RIEDEL: You went along on those trips? And then we'll move onto the other. You know, it was like, "Viola, okay, let me take care of this now," and I knew she would be thinking about something else, and I would say, "Let's do this first and I'll we'll address that after coffee or lunch and I can take care of that then," or I would ask her, "What do you think about this?" [Laughs.] MIJA RIEDEL: Mm-hmm. NEIL WILLIAMS: I remember when it showed up, it was all bright and it was a metal bronze thing and I mean, they were okay. NEIL WILLIAMS: It was Neil William's Galleries. 1:00 p.m.4:00 p.m. The gallery washe was going to do sales and donate it towards the Shanti Center or to hospices, or to Bates' Hospices, or to the arts down there where he was. But didn't pursue it herself. He said, "Cezanne's apples on the table have always done that for me. And for some reason, when she passed away, Sheri scampered over to the people who inherited her estate and said, "Look, is there any way we could get Neil?" So, there's a number of stories like that in the area. You can only write about it in retrospect." 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 didn't feel her thrillshe was feeling that thrill about them. 0000053369 00000 n And, it wasn't that way necessarily with painter and sculptors. So we just said, enough. Millions of dollars in painting. NEIL WILLIAMS: Not the work, especially like itself, but thethere's not a lot of angst anymore in making the work. It's been very nice to be able to look backand I was telling Cheri, "I realize that""being able to look back, I've done more and I've experience more than I may be aware of right now." ], NEIL WILLIAMS: But it's at the right time and slowing down, enjoying the experience. . 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. Just like, "I'm in my studio and life is good." What a shame. It's serious life-force work, and if it's good it's all-consuming and it works on multiple levels. And I had a larger studio, and they said, "Do you do any workshops?" BA (Law) degree University of Durban-Westville (Now University of Kwa-Zulu Natal), LLB degree (Post graduate) - University of Durban-Westville, LLM (Labour Law) degree - University of South Africa, Admitted attorney of the High Court of South Africa 1993, Admitted advocate of the High Court of South Africa 1996, Re-admitted attorney of the High Court of South Africa 1998, Appointed part-time CCMA Commissioner - 2014, Senior State Advocate Office for Serious Economic Offences (1996) & Asset Forfeiture Unit (2001), Head of Legal Services City of Tshwane (2005) and City of Johannesburg Property Company (2006), Head of the Cartels Unit Competition Commission of South Africa 2008. A unique soul with a great personality has an amazing sense of humour, diligent and caring. MIJA RIEDEL: Or a challenge, because it brings the work into a different perspective. Andthey had, it was an unusual couple. Just a brilliant guy. 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. 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. 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: Junk pieces, early junk pieces, there were summers that she did at the college. MIJA RIEDEL: That was in '81, so you'd been working with her for four years? And this is just a freshrelatively recent passing of alocal, prominent, prolific artist, NEIL WILLIAMS: female artist. 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. NEIL WILLIAMS: I've always been able to make and sell good pots. I needed anything." MIJA RIEDEL: They make me think of Gehry and that sense of flight, almost. You should just leave him alone, he's a good painter." Which year? So, thank God somebody is trying to document it all. NEIL WILLIAMS: Good and bad and indifferent, so. I mean they're. Viola was trying to claim sheSqueak took the candlestick image from her, and Squeak was, "No, that wasn't my intention; I was just" so Viola came inback in, all fired up. You might want to pet her first.". NEIL WILLIAMS: But he liked them and started buying them from Betty Asher. That was very wise of her. 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