Cheryl Williams
“When I am quiet within, I am led down a path rich in textures, shapes, and colors which I convey in my artwork.”

Cheryl Williams was first introduced to clay in 1975. Finally able to combine her enjoyment of working with her hands with her interest in images, geometrical shapes, and colors, she has been working with the medium ever since. Mistakes, dreams, and teachers inspire Williams. Throwing her ceramic bowls by hand, she airbrushes them to give an appearance of softness in contrast to the severity of the edges. Gold, silver, or copper interiors express the inner light that Williams believes dwells in all of us.
 
Publications
  • 1999 Bon Appetit Magazine
  • 1998 Southwest Magazine
  • 1995 House Beautiful Magazine
  • 1995 Washington Post Newspaper
  • 1995 White House Collection of American Craft (book)
  • 1995 Chicago Tribune Newspaper
  • 1995 Smithsonian Magazine
  • 1995 American Style Magazine
  • 1991 Ceramics Monthly Magazine
  • 1990 Matter Magazine
Permanent Collections
International Domestic
  • Johannesburg Grand Hyatt, South Africa
  • Takeshiba Intercontinental, Tokyo Bay
  • First Lady of Russia; Mrs. Yeltsin
  • First Lady of the Ukraine;
  • First Lady of France;
  • President of the Philippines; Fidel Ramos
  • Ambassador of Bogota,
  • The White House, Washington, DC
  • Charles A. Wustum Museum, Racine, WI
  • MCI Telecommunications
  • Mrs. Kuchma Sallie May Foundation
  • Mrs. Chirac Swissotel, Atlanta, GA
  • National Broadcast Corporation (NBC)
  • American Broadcast Corporation (ABC)
  • Columbia
  • Columbia Broadcast Systems (CBS)
  • Paramount Studios