White Room: William Scott

February 3–March 13, 2006 320 West 13th Street

William Scott, "Self Portrait"

William Scott, "Potrero Hill"

William Scott, "Peace World Atlas"

William Scott, "Black Jesus The Peace"

William Scott, "Untitled"

William Scott, "Praise Fresco"

William Scott, "Untitled"

William Scott, "Praise Frisco At Morning"

William Scott, "Praise Frisco at Night"

William Scott, "Untitled"

William Scott, "No More SF"

William Scott, "Disneytown"

William Scott, "Alice Griffith"

William Scott, "Gospel Disney"

William Scott, "Disneywood"

William Scott, "Untitled"

Installation view of "White Room: William Scott," 2006

Exhibition Description

Bay Area-based artist William Scott has developed a visionary urban planning project for his home neighborhood of Hunter’s Point. Through drawings and architectural models, Scott re-imagines this socially marginalized neighborhood as a potential urban utopia. William Scott works with Oakland’s Creative Growth, an art studio program for adult artists with developmental disabilities. This is White Columns’ second collaboration with Creative Growth, after our acclaimed 2005 exhibition of work by Aurie Ramirez.

Exhibition Invitation

Invitation for "Dialog: Eileen Quinlan and Elena Pankova 'Puzzled'," The Bulletin Board: Douglas Blau," Other People's Projects: Dodie Bellamy and Kevin Killian," "White Room: John Stezaker," "White Room: William Scott," "The Most Beautiful Thing Today," and "Being There - I Like to Watch TV," recto, 2006