The Six-Decade Case for William T. Williams

William T. Williams has spent six decades as an abstract painter, a teacher, and a builder of the art world's supporting institutions — a career made of more than the canvases alone. That combination, artist and infrastructure-builder at once, is part of what makes his work read differently to serious collectors of postwar abstraction. It is a body of work shaped as much by the systems he helped build as by the paint itself.

With reporting from ARTnews.