The Collection
The work of Carol E. Williams, organized by curatorial theme. Each exhibition draws from across the collection — works may appear in multiple themes.
Democratic institutions, elections, civic responsibility, public discourse, governance, courts, censorship, and polariza…
Reproductive rights, bodily autonomy, gender expectations, consent, sexual violence, and women’s lived experiences.…
Civil rights, white supremacy, Indigenous history, migration, monuments, national memory, and the unfinished project of …
Religion, morality, spiritual symbolism, patriotism, mythic narratives, and the use of sacred language in public life.…
Climate change, environmental stewardship, extinction, pollution, ecological disruption, and humanity’s relationship wit…
Money, wealth inequality, corporate influence, consumer culture, housing, class, and economic systems.…
War, militarism, veterans, weapons, military culture, peace, national security, and the human cost of conflict.…
LGBTQ+ inclusion, citizenship, representation, migration, community, visibility, and questions of who belongs.…
Schools, books, censorship, curriculum, evidence, misinformation, public knowledge, and the politics of truth.…
Metaphor, imagination, autobiography, humor, poetic reflection, transformation, ambiguity, and works that exceed a singl…