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A conversation with William Bailey.(Interview)
Editor's note: In Chicago this fall, the poet Mark Strand interviewed the figurative painter William Bailey about the genesis and direction of his art.
MARK STRAND: What was the art like in the late sixties and seventies when you were first showing in New York?
WILLIAM BAILEY: Many different things were happening--there was pop art, conceptual art, and minimal art, photo realism had started out, and there was the beginning of some recognition of straight figurative painting--that is, painting that isn't based on photography, but is based either on direct observation or memory. Around that time, in the late sixties, Gabriel Laderman wrote an article ...
- William Bailey at Robert Miller.(New York, New York)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Art in America Kino, Carol October 1, 1999 700+ words
Though the painter William Bailey is best known for his still lifes, he has often exhibited figural paintings and drawings. This show, called "Studio Fictions...
- Bailey fights poor image of industry. (William Bailey)
- Magazine article from: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management Dauer, Christopher February 3, 1992 700+ words
...and other pressing issues of the day, according to a leading industry official. William Bailey, special counsel for the Insurance Information Institute in New York City, decried the "misinformation" that is plaguing the industry and making...
- Bailey calls for cleanup time line. (William Bailey, environmental dump site...
- Magazine article from: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management Katz, David M. May 23, 1994 700+ words
...industry cleanup expenses have been transactional costs, William Bailey, the opening speaker at the Public Risk Management Association...past environmental liabilities. (AIG is not a member of the New York-based I.I.I.) Mr. Bailey was critical of the AIG...
- History and geology of the Chateaugay mine: Lyon Mountain, New York: with a...
- Magazine article from: Rocks & Minerals Cavallerano, Edward J. Zimmer, Paul W. September 1, 2009 700+ words
...Adirondack Mountains in New York State (fig. 2A) form...Mountain soon after the New York State legislature deeded...west of Plattsburgh, New York, in what is now Standish...Farrell 1996). In 1803, William Bailey took advantage of waterpower...
- Great to share in Scoop6 victory; William Bailey, of Racebets Racing Services,...
- Newspaper article from: The Racing Post (London, England) June 13, 2001 700+ words
Byline: William Bailey I WOULD to like to thank Tote Direct for the very generous staff initiative...opportunity to be similarly rewarded by being able to accept the Scoop6 bet. WILLIAM BAILEY Racebets Racing Services Buxted East Sussex
- Alan Feltus at Forum.(New York, New York)(Review of Exhibitions)(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: Art in America Grimes, Nancy October 1, 1996 700+ words
...and, often, lumbering, monumental figures. This neo-Neo-Classicism, in turn,.inspired Balthus and, later, William Bailey. Over the past 20 years, another latter day Neo-Classicist, Alan Feltus, has produced earth-toned paintings of languid...
- Michele Harvey at Bridgewater/Lustberg.(New York, New York)(Review of...
- Magazine article from: Art in America Grimes, Nancy October 1, 1995 700+ words
...mainstream by emulating abstraction. By playing down the importance of subject matter in order to spotlight form, artists like William Bailey, Janet Fish and Yvonne Jacquette, following the lead of Philip Pearlstein, were able to appeal to the sensibility of...
- Still Lifes, Quiet and Secretive; William Bailey's Paintings And Etchings at...
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Post Paul Richard November 21, 1987 700+ words
William Bailey's still lifes, now on view at Fendrick's, could not be much stiller. There is a shutteredness about them, a calm, aloof...
