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BRI WILLIAMS — PLAYBILL

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I have found solace within my father’s stories since I was a child. I started to make a record for family keepsake this past year. He was born and raised in Marrero, Louisiana, in a small town that was more like a family. The town remained segregated until the late 1970s. 

The stories became fables, as the characters and elements that are rooted in the aspect of strife, are told from a place of gratitude and comedy. I wanted to celebrate the connection between story telling and art making. The people and experiences that mold us into who we become at the end of our journey. — Bri Williams*

This is the closing week of PLAYBILL—Williams’ show of new and recent work—in San Francisco. See link below for details.

 

 

BRI WILLIAMS—PLAYBILL*

Through August 28, by appointment.

Et al. Gallery

620 Kearny Street, San Francisco.

 

 

Bri Williams, Playbill, Et al. Gallery, San Francisco, July 24, 2021–August 28, 2021, from top: Something Borrowed, 2021, ceramic figure, resin, soap; (left) Purse, 2021, cabinet, plank, rubber soap, (right), Bate, 2021, wood, cabinet wallpaper, soap, flower; Bathsheba, 2021, earrings, metal, raven’s wing, wood; Meeting, 2020, wood; Pearl, 2021, soap, wax, ceramic figures, necklace; Gate, 2021, doors; installation view, including (left) Credence, 2019, glass, soap, ceramic figures, and (right) Cradled, 2019, no sweat soap, ceramic figure; Chimes Blues, 2021, wood, no sweat soap, car horn; Cradled. Images © Bri Williams, courtesy of the artist and Et al. Gallery.