Bill Scott's paintings lie within the cultural continuum of the Philadelphia colorist tradition, passed on to him and his contemporaries through mentors such as painters Quita Brodhead and Jane... Read full biography
Bill Scott's paintings lie within the cultural continuum of the Philadelphia colorist tradition, passed on to him and his contemporaries through mentors such as painters Quita Brodhead and Jane Piper, who were themselves students of Arthur B. Carles, the pioneer of Philadelphia modernism. Also a... Read full biography
Bill Scott's paintings lie within the cultural continuum of the Philadelphia colorist tradition, passed on to him and his contemporaries through mentors such as painters Quita Brodhead and Jane Piper, who were themselves students of Arthur B. Carles, the pioneer of Philadelphia modernism. Also a student of the recognized abstractionist Joan Mitchell, Scott fuses his local artistic heritage together with the raw energy embedded in her abstractions. It is this unique combination of... Read full biography
Bill Scott's paintings lie within the cultural continuum of the Philadelphia colorist tradition, passed on to him and his contemporaries through mentors such as painters Quita Brodhead and Jane Piper, who were themselves students of Arthur B. Carles, the pioneer of Philadelphia modernism. Also a student of the recognized abstractionist Joan Mitchell, Scott fuses his local artistic heritage together with the raw energy embedded in her abstractions. It is this unique combination of influences—including abstract compositions, saturated color, calligraphic line, large scale, and pure vitality—that drive Scott's paintings and instill them with expressive spirit. The underlying geometry of brilliantly colored patchworks in Scott's paintings... Read full biography
Bill Scott's paintings lie within the cultural continuum of the Philadelphia colorist tradition, passed on to him and his contemporaries through mentors such as painters Quita Brodhead and Jane Piper, who were themselves students of Arthur B. Carles, the pioneer of Philadelphia modernism. Also a student of the recognized abstractionist Joan Mitchell, Scott fuses his local artistic heritage together with the raw energy embedded in her abstractions. It is this unique combination of influences—including abstract compositions, saturated color, calligraphic line, large scale, and pure vitality—that drive Scott's paintings and instill them with expressive spirit. The underlying geometry of brilliantly colored patchworks in Scott's paintings evokes the sensations and textures of collage. Complementing these blocks of color are often overlying, dark lines... Read full biography
Bill Scott - Artist Info
About Bill Scott: Books
Books & Publications (6)
Publications based on askART research. List may not be comprehensive.
Bill Scott (Hollis Taggart Galleries) (Exhibition catalog)
2011
Zarobell, John (Essay)
32 pages (color)
Bill Scott: Recent Paintings
2009
Scott, Bill (Hollis Taggart Galleries)
18 pages (color)
Bill Scott: Looking Through (Exhibition catalog)
2007
interview by Berman, Avis (Hollis Taggart Galleries)
32 pages (color)
The Artists Bluebook 34,000 North American Artists to March 2005
2005
AskART.com Inc. - Dunbier, Lonnie Pierson (Editor)
479 pages
Bill Scott: Process and Continuity (Hollis Taggart Galleries) (Exhibition catalog)