Williams Art Community Project 2025-2026
WACP
Welcome to the Williams Art Community Project! Our goal is to energize the Williams arts community by bringing alums and students together, and help students to pursue careers in the arts. We hope you’ll join us!
Students are creating (by Dec. 17, 2025) mini-exhibits highlighting their studio or curatorial work. We have 34 students working in teams and individually, and final group exhibitions will be hosted in-person in January in Williamstown, online in February, and in-person in Manhattan in April. Feel free to explore in-progress and finished exhibits below, and if something speaks to you be sure to leave a like or a comment on the exhibit! See latest Google Slide deck.
- Nick Garlid ’25, Tom Paper ’84, Chris Hughes ’28, Chris Rodriguez ’26
The Collection of WACP Exhibits
For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP). esk5@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).mcf6@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).mn15@williams.edu and mea6@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).ec22@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).ces7@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).lcs4@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).jo9@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).tb14@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).dv5@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).car6@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).kfm2@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).mip2@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).dac5@williams.edu, zmb2@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).tnt1@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).aeb12@williams.edu, ss67@williams.edu, mrm14@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).mfm5@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).et10@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).cl26@williams.edu, gae1@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).hmm3@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).kdk3@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).kmh12@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).jmj7@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).jnk3@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).kec4@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).sy8@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).yf3@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).ag39@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).mge3@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).ck26@williams.edu
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This exhibition positions a young girl at the center of a world she looks up at–a world in which women artists have long explored and reinterpreted the female body. By surrounding Kerry Stewart’s sculpture with works by Alina Szapocznikow, Kiki Smith, Francesca Woodman, Louise Bourgeois, Katy Schimert, and Pipilotti Rist, the exhibition creates a dynamic in which the girl encounters a range of possibilities for understanding herself and sees how women artists have taken back control over how their bodies are depicted.Women artists have often approached the body as something changeable, imperfect, and emotionally expressive. Their works challenge traditional artistic conventions that idealized or objectified women. Instead, these artists create bodies that bend, or distort, or glow.In conversation with Stewart’s sculpture, the surrounding artworks become the images the girl looks toward. Together, these works form a broad survey of female bodies and invite viewers to consider how women artists have reshaped the terms of their own representation throughout the 20th and 21st centuries. Curated by Eliza Aultewa2@williams.edu
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For the 2026 Williams Art Community Project (WACP).tom@pixeum.org
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