Gallery With A Cause • Located in the New Mexico Cancer Center • Benefitting the NMCC Foundation
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Biography
P.K. Williams is a mixed media artist working and residing in Placitas, New Mexico.
She began her career in 2012 after she and her partner relocated to Albuquerque. She has shown her work in three different galleries in Albuquerque, one of which she co-directed. She has participated in various solo and group exhibitions in and around the Albuquerque area and has had work accepted into exhibits in San Diego, New York, Denver, California and Texas. Her most recent solo show entitled, Roots to Routes, was in the fall of 2025. It was located at The Open Space Visitor Center in Albuquerque.
P.K. has won awards locally, in Colorado, California and Texas. At the end of February 2020, she had her work featured on the cover of the local Alibi publication to celebrate Women’s Month. She has also been a featured artist on Artsy Shark. She is a member of, the Rio Grande Art Association, The National Collage Society, The Collage Artists of America and a signature member of the New Mexico Watercolor Society. She is also a member of the New Mexico State Committee for the National Museum for Women in the Arts and the New Mexico Artists Directory.
Artist Statement
I am a semi-abstract mixed media artist working with different types of materials and experimenting with various techniques. My process varies depending on the type of work I am doing; however, whichever medium I am using I start with an idea or question in mind because I typically work in a series. Whether I am using just acrylics or several types of mediums in a collage, my work will have many layers. I create papers for my collages using different techniques such as printmaking, rusting or paper staining. I continue adding layers until I am happy with the piece. Each piece is an individual and I treat it as such.
I abstract my connection to a subject to create artwork which incorporates many details. In doing so, I create a style which is the opposite of minimalism. My intention is to motivate the viewer to look again and create personal connections to my art.