Sue Williamson
b. 1941, Lichfield, United Kingdom
Referring to her practice, Williamson states: “You become aware of the audience to whom you speak. In that sense, you think backwards: what you have to say, whom you say it to, and how it will reach the audience. Having to consider your work through the eyes of somebody who knows nothing about you as an artist and what you are doing is a useful exercise.” Williamson has managed to avoid the rut of being caught in an apartheid-era aesthetic, “I am never particularly interested in doing what I did the last time. I take one thing and work it out a number of ways.” (https://www.sue-williamson.com/about)
Person TypeIndividual
Hartford, Connecticut, 1928 - 2007, New York, New York
b. 1929, Bronx, New York; d. 2023, New York, New York
National City, California, 1931 - 2020, Venice, California
Chicago, Illinois, 1940 - 2007, New York
Chicago, Illinois, 1939 - 2004, Chicago, Illinois
