Stuart Williams Email & Phone Number

Greater New York City Area

Williams’ monumental environmental art installations have captivated the public and drawn critical acclaim around the globe. As both lead artist and project manager, his skills are augmented by his degree in architecture allowing him to lead teams of engineers and technicians fitting the unique needs of each project. Whether a public art installation or a commemorative event, Williams has the skills and experience to take his exciting creative concepts to successful completion. His work has… Show more Williams’ monumental environmental art installations have captivated the public and drawn critical acclaim around the globe. As both lead artist and project manager, his skills are augmented by his degree in architecture allowing him to lead teams of engineers and technicians fitting the unique needs of each project. Whether a public art installation or a commemorative event, Williams has the skills and experience to take his exciting creative concepts to successful completion. His work has been published in major journals around the globe, such as Art in America, LIFE, Abitare (Milan), and Stern (Germany). Williams is a superior organizer and planner, who is eminently dependable, friendly and professional.SKILL SET: Creative Concept Development, 360 Degree Project Management, Team Oversight, Art Direction, Creative Direction.SEE ALL HIS WORK at: www.stuartwilliamsart.com Show less

“Breath of Life / Dresden” © Stuart Williams, is being sponsored by the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA). The facade of an historic building in Dresden, Germany is being temporarily transformed with light... making it appear to be “slowly breathing.” The site is the Dresden Cathedral, built in 1738, and one of Dresden's foremost landmarks. Virtually destroyed in WWII, it was rebuilt in the 1980s. The highly visible installation is scheduled to open in 2013. All lighting utilizes… Show more “Breath of Life / Dresden” © Stuart Williams, is being sponsored by the New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA). The facade of an historic building in Dresden, Germany is being temporarily transformed with light... making it appear to be “slowly breathing.” The site is the Dresden Cathedral, built in 1738, and one of Dresden's foremost landmarks. Virtually destroyed in WWII, it was rebuilt in the 1980s. The highly visible installation is scheduled to open in 2013. All lighting utilizes energy-efficient LED technology. “Given Dresden's nearly total destruction at the end of WWII, I think the vision of one of its most important landmarks appearing to be breathing will be extremely moving.” – Stuart Williams.The Dresden installation is the second leg of a dual-city installation, bridging the Atlantic, and linking Dresden and Columbus, Ohio in a shared public art experience on the occasion of their 20 years as “sister cities.” The project is thematically rooted in another dual-city installation by Williams, also being sponsored by NYFA, which is in planning for Paris and New York. Show less

New York City Metropolitan Area

San Francisco, Ca

Intersection for the Arts and the New York Foundation for the Arts acted as cosponsors of the “Luminous Earth Grid” project, © Stuart Williams.