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Keith Wilson - Paintings
Price $1,400
oil on linen -impasto- 30"x24" 2020
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ORGANIC/GEOMETRIC ABSTRACTIONS
KEITH WILSON ( UC BERKELEY- B.A. ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ’76, M.ARCH. ’79)
Keith Wilson has had a lengthy career as a dual project manager-designer for large institutional and corporate interior projects in the U.S., Japan, China, and Chile at SOM and SMWM. He was a partner with his wife Jessica Seaton at Seaton/Wilson Architects which specialized in upscale retail projects, including the prototype and roll-out of the original 140 Restoration Hardware stores. Over the years they have also owned and restored 8 houses together including the Colby House in Berkeley designed by William Wurster. Wilson is also a widely-exhibited painter, whose brightly colored work studies the architectural form and history of the place of buildings in paintings, and has served as Adjunct Professor of Interior Design at CCA. He has been a reader for the Berkeley Prize for the last 12 years.
His paintings and exhibition summary can be viewed at www.KeithWilsonArt.com
KEITH WILSON ( UC BERKELEY- B.A. ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN ’76, M.ARCH. ’79)
Keith Wilson has had a lengthy career as a dual project manager-designer for large institutional and corporate interior projects in the U.S., Japan, China, and Chile at SOM and SMWM. He was a partner with his wife Jessica Seaton at Seaton/Wilson Architects which specialized in upscale retail projects, including the prototype and roll-out of the original 140 Restoration Hardware stores. Over the years they have also owned and restored 8 houses together including the Colby House in Berkeley designed by William Wurster. Wilson is also a widely-exhibited painter, whose brightly colored work studies the architectural form and history of the place of buildings in paintings, and has served as Adjunct Professor of Interior Design at CCA. He has been a reader for the Berkeley Prize for the last 12 years.
His paintings and exhibition summary can be viewed at www.KeithWilsonArt.com