page_title: Paige Williams (artist)
section_title: Works and exhibitions
hierarchical_section_title: Paige Williams (artist) / Work / Works and exhibitions
caption_attribution_description: English: Plywood and Cotton 10"x37"x47" 2016
context_page_description: Paige Williams is an American painter, drafter, educator, and the current chair of the studio program at the Art Academy of Cincinnati.
context_section_description: Beginning with real-life references, Williams works in abstraction using a number of media including mylar, phone books, and oil, acrylic, latex, and enamel paint. Some references she has used are her son's clothes, drawings, toys, and books. Williams is interested in the mindset of a child, stating in an interview in 2004: "I am attracted to the deliberate marks made by a child, and the images in children's books that are similarly direct". In addition to the theme of children's marks, grids appear in Williams' work again and again. She believes that the grid is a symbol for the home: "the grids reference a lot of domestic things, like windows, doors, quilts, nets and ladders".
caption: "Sometimes to Touch." Plywood and Cotton. 10" x 37" x 47". 2016.
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