Night in Tunisia Bill Hutson [I am] compulsively self-indulgent in

[I am] compulsively self-indulgent in the pleasure of making crayon tones and tusche washes on slabs of Bavarian limestone and plates of grained aluminum

he placed his subjects in a stylized way against geometric

balance in the painted surface and aesthetics are more important than the articulation of meaning

a borough of New York City

My current paintings explore iconography arrived at over the last 15 years

Night in Tunisia Bill Hutson [I am] compulsively self-indulgent inFrom the Artist My earliest prints at Brandywine [Workshop and Archives, Philadelphia, in 1985] related to festivities such as Carnival (Brazil), Mardis Gras (New Orleans), Jonkonnu (Jamaica), and other Caribbean and American African based festivals, with their spectacular imagery and costumes. As in such festivals, my earlier prints were tinged with Eurocentric pageantry, costumes, and religions, although African ancestral imagery predominated. The