ROBERT DALE WILLIAMS: NEWS
AUGUST, 2008
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"When Is Talent Unfashionable?" is the feature article on Robert Dale Williams that appears in the August-September issue (#62) of International Artist Magazine. The 10 page article features Williams' paintings Wrath of the Tyrant, Speed a Word, Frontiersman, Barter, Reflection, and Murder. A side-bar feature of the article, written by Williams, outlines the creation of a composition with multiple figures, and includes detailed images of Ambush in production. Based in Australia, International Artist Magazine is distributed to over 65 countries worldwide. Click here to view the article...
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(above) Wrath of the Tyrant, framed and prepared for shipment to the Kitsch Biennale.
The Kitsch Biennale Pasinger Fabrik in Munich, Germany September 11, 2008 through October 15, 2008
For more information about the Kitsch Biennale, please visit www.worldwidekitsch.com.
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| Seeking Gallery Representation Robert Dale Williams is currently seeking gallery representation. International inquiries are welcome. Gallery Directors are invited to write Mr. Williams at rdw@robertdalewilliams.com.
Recent additions to robertdalewilliams.com include:
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JUNE, 2008
Robert Dale Williams has become a Member of the Portrait Society of America.
FEBRUARY, 2008
Robert Dale Williams' participation has been confirmed for the Kitsch Biennale 2008. Williams will exhibit Wrath of the Tyrant (oil on canvas, 6x8', 2006). 43 painters from countries worldwide are exhibiting in the Kitsch Biennale, including Odd Nerdrum, Jan-Ove Tuv, Helene Knoop, Monika Helgesen, and Boris Koller. The exhibition will be held from September 11th 2008 through October 15th 2008 in the Pasinger Fabrik in Munich, Germany. A printed catalog will accompany the exhibition. For more information about the Kitsch Biennale, please visit www.worldwidekitsch.com.
JANUARY, 2008
Robert Dale Williams is now listed on artprice.com.
OCTOBER, 2007
Aktuell Kitsch, or "Current Kitsch" (shown above) has been released in Norway. This magazine features hand made prints by kitsch painters Stefán Boulter, Hege E Haugen, Jan Ove Tuv, Dustin Neece, Ulrik Stenshøj, and Robert Dale Williams.
