Fred Wilson

American, born 1954

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  • The sculpture is a smooth, rounded form with multiple protruding eye-like shapes scattered across its surface. It is predominantly black with a glossy finish. The eye-like features are white with black centers. The sculpture appears modern and abstract, with a clean, polished look. Its surface suggests it is made from a material such as ceramic or high-gloss acrylic. Its domed shape and simplicity of colors contribute to a visually striking, minimalist aesthetic.

    Pssst!

    Fred Wilson

    2005

    Blown glass  Accession ID  2014.142.2

    Not on view
  • The image displays an abstract composition with two circular clusters of black spots on a white canvas. Around these clusters are smaller splatters and dots. Speech bubbles with text are scattered throughout the composition.

    Arise!

    Fred Wilson, Crown Point Press, Case Hudson, Rachel Stevenson

    2004

    Spitbite aquatint in black with direct gravure on wove somerset paper  Accession ID  2006.122.157

    Not on view
  • The image shows a cluster of dark round shapes with varying sizes radiating outward from the center on an orange background. The composition resembles an explosion effect, with the central mass densely packed with black circular forms that gradually decrease in size and density as they spread outward.

    Bang

    Fred Wilson, Crown Point Press, Case Hudson, Rachel Stevenson

    2004

    Color aquatint and spitbite aquatint on wove somerset paper  Accession ID  2006.122.158

    Not on view
  • The image shows two clusters of dark splotches with irregular shapes surrounded by smaller specks and dots scattered across a white background, creating an abstract composition. The larger cluster on the left resembles a dense cloud or an ink blot spreading outwards, while the slightly smaller one on the right could be likened to a constellation or an accumulation of bubbles. The arrangement of dots and spots gives an impression of randomness and motion, evoking the visual image of particles or stars dispersed across a cosmic scene.

    Arise! (working proof 4)

    Fred Wilson, Crown Point Press

    2004

    Spitbite aquatint in black with inscriptions in graphite on wove paper  Accession ID  2014.116.42

    Not on view
  • The image consists of circular shapes and dots of different sizes spread across the canvas. The arrangement transitions from darker edges to a lighter center. The composition evokes a cosmic night sky or a cluster of pebbles. The patterns suggest similarities to starry universes or microscopic cellular structures.

    We Are All in the Gutter, But Some of Us are Looking at the Stars

    Fred Wilson, Crown Point Press, Rachel Stevenson, Case Hudson

    2004

    Spitbite aquatint in black on wove somerset paper  Accession ID  2006.122.162

    Not on view
  • The image displays two clusters of black dots on a soft blue background. Fine lines connect the clusters, resembling smoke or distant galaxies. Thin black lines and spots throughout the scene contribute to the dynamic abstraction, reminiscent of a starry night or a microscopic view.

    Exchange

    Fred Wilson, Crown Point Press

    2004

    Color aquatint, spitbite aquatint and direct gravure on wove somerset paper  Accession ID  2006.122.161

    Not on view
  • The image shows a central cluster of black shapes, consisting mainly of small circles and irregular forms. They create an explosive pattern with splatters radiating outward. The composition uses contrast against a minimal background to highlight the central motif.

    Dawn

    Fred Wilson, Crown Point Press, Rachel Stevenson, Case Hudson

    2004

    Spitbite aquatint in black with gampi paper chine collé on wove somerset paper  Accession ID  2006.122.160

    Not on view
  • The image displays circular shapes and dots of different sizes scattered on a turquoise background. The pattern creates a gradient effect towards the center.

    Convocation

    Fred Wilson, Crown Point Press, Rachel Stevenson, Case Hudson

    2004

    Color aquatint, spitbite aquatint and direct gravure on wove somerset paper  Accession ID  2006.122.159

    Not on view
  • The image shows two clusters of circular and dot-like shapes in various sizes on a plain background. The shapes form an abstract pattern resembling splattered paint or cosmic elements. The lower left cluster features shades of red and orange, while the upper right cluster is in grey and black tones.

    Arise! [working proof 1]

    Fred Wilson, Case Hudson

    2004

    Spit bite aquatint with direct gravure on somerset paper (wp 1 – black and orange spit bite dots) [working proof 1]  Accession ID  2024.132.744

    Not on view
  • The image displays dense clusters of small black circles connected by a thinner band of similar circles, scattered across a white background. The abstract formation resembles a pair of cloud-like structures or clusters of molecules interacting in space. Scattered dots and splatters around the main clusters create a sense of energetic dispersion, suggesting a dynamic event unfolding in the image.

    Exchange [working proof 2]

    Fred Wilson, Case Hudson

    2004

    Spit bite aquatint with color aquatint and direct gravure on somerset paper (wp 2 – black and red spit bite dots) [working proof 2]  Accession ID  2024.132.740

    Not on view
  • The image depicts abstract speech bubble shapes on a blue background. The shapes are outlined in black and do not contain any characters or objects. The speech bubbles suggest a conversation or dialogue, giving the impression of disembodied voices or whispers. The overall image gives the sensation of familiar interaction or chatter, resembling overhearing snippets of conversation in a public space.

    Exchange [working proof 5]

    Fred Wilson, Case Hudson

    2004

    Spit bite aquatint with color aquatint and direct gravure on somerset paper (wp 5 – blue aquatint background with black direct gravure text) [working proof 5]  Accession ID  2024.132.743

    Not on view
  • The image features black dots and splatters distributed on a white background. There are two distinct clusters connected by smaller dots and specks. The overall composition has an organic and dynamic feel.

    Exchange [working proof 1]

    Fred Wilson, Case Hudson

    2004

    Spit bite aquatint with color aquatint and direct gravure on somerset paper (wp 1 – black spit bite dots) [working proof 1]  Accession ID  2024.132.739

    Not on view