Todd A. Williams, 1967 | Impressionist painter

Todd A. Williams - an award-winning painter - was born in Central City, Nebraska. After high school he attended the Kansas City Art Institute, graduating with a BFA.

Todd’s work has been exhibited across the US in gallery, museum and invitational exhibitions, including the Nebraska State Museum, Stuhr Museum, Gallery1516, Gilcrease Museum, Great Plains Art Museum, Richmond Art Museum, Montgomery Museum Of Fine Arts, Art Museum of Lafayette, Ft. Wayne Museum of Art, The Maynard Dixon Museum, Evansville Museum of Arts, and the Oil Painters of America and Impressionists Society National Exhibitions where he has been honored with the prestigious status of a Signature Member.

In 2012, Todd was selected to be the exclusive artist to represent his home state of Nebraska, creating a series of paintings from each of the 93 counties in honor of the state’s Sesquicentennial Anniversary.

Knowing of the huge commitment it would take to complete this collection of paintings, he contacted all of his current national galleries about the opportunity.

With their support and understanding, he accepted this great honor.

A total of 123 paintings were completed for, "The Legacy of Nebraska" exhibition which included historical and present day subjects.

The exhibition traveled throughout the state in 2017-2019, where Todd also conducted several slide and lecture presentations and painting workshops during this time.

- "My work can be described as narrative impressionistic fine art. Specializing in oil paint and the Alla Prima approach. This approach allows the art to be fresh and not over worked, keeping the abstract quality and bravado brushstrokes to remain intact.

My goal is for the work to be exciting to the viewer on multiple levels, whether up close, studying details, texture of paint or from a distance, taking in the entire design and the overall harmony of the visual layout.

I love it when I can reveal the entire process of creation, from the beginning drawing and abstract underpainting to the finished areas of refinement. The belief is the process of creation is just as important as the final product, everything is captured in the spontaneous dance and movement of the brush, and to let the viewer enjoy in that discipline.

One of my greatest joys as an artist is to have people tell me that my work brings them into the soul of the subject, that it is interactive with the ability to connect with one another in a meaningful way.

I have a constant quest to push new boundaries, to be persistent in experimenting with new inspirations and artistic translations" - Todd A. Williams,.

Todd A. Williams è nato a Central City, nel Nebraska.

Dopo il liceo ha frequentato il Kansas City Art Institute, diplomandosi con un BFA.

Il lavoro di Todd è stato esposto negli Stati Uniti in gallerie, musei e mostre su invito, tra cui il Nebraska State Museum, Stuhr Museum, Gallery1516, Gilcrease Museum, Great Plains Art Museum, Richmond Art Museum, Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts, Art Museum of Lafayette, ft. Wayne Museum of Art, The Maynard Dixon Museum, Evansville Museum of Arts, e le esposizioni nazionali dei pittori ad olio d'America e della Impressionists Society, dove è stato insignito del prestigioso status di Signature Member.

Nel 2012, Todd è stato selezionato come artista esclusivo per rappresentare il suo stato natale del Nebraska, creando una serie di dipinti da ciascuna delle 93 contee in onore del centocinquantesimo anniversario dello stato.

Sapendo dell'enorme impegno che ci sarebbe voluto per completare questa collezione di dipinti, ha contattato tutte le sue attuali gallerie nazionali in merito all'opportunità.

Con il loro sostegno e comprensione, ha accettato questo grande onore.

Un totale di 123 dipinti sono stati completati per la mostra "The Legacy of Nebraska" che includeva soggetti storici e attuali.

La mostra ha viaggiato in tutto lo stato nel 2017-2019, dove Todd ha anche condotto diverse presentazioni di diapositive, conferenze ed workshop di pittura durante questo periodo.