William Wiley

The Myth of Sissy Fuss

Ampersand

Untitled (raven clock)

Untitled (lion clock)

Mr Sillyhead in Whack & Blight

Mr Sillyhead with a Little More Color

Mr Sillyhead 4 Closed

Mr Sillyhead as Blue Boy

Mr Sillyhead Attacked by Abstraction #2

Mr Sillyhead is Christmas Elf

Goat with Attire

Goat with Attire

Untitled (Raven)

Untitled (Raven)

Kali-fornia Dreamin

Alchemical Lyon

The U.S. Artsure

No Fault Insurance

40 Button Etching

Creative War Map

Buddy Dharma at your Surface

So Serpent, Frightened by Color, Abstraction & Time

Easter Dog

Canister Under the Banister


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Kali-fornia Dreamin by William Wiley

Etching w/ watercolor on 40 buttons, leather box 11 x 17 x 1.2 in. with 1.75 in. buttons Hand colored buttons: $6,000 (B&W $4,200)

Please contact Magnolia to order

In 2006, Magnolia Editions teamed with genre-busting maverick William T. Wiley to create an unprecedented edition of fine art buttons. Each edition is housed inside a custom, one of a kind box resembling a book and created by John DeMerritt, president of Hand Bookbinders of California. A text composed by Wiley accompanies the edition, and can be read either as captions accompanying the imagery or as a single, continuous poem. Touching on classic Wiley themes of beauty, creativity, human ambition, transcendence, mortality and identity, Kali-fornia Dreamin strikes a balance between the epic nature of its content and the personal, unassuming scale of the button medium, providing a fascinating survey of the universe as seen through Wiley’s eyes.

The Magnolia Tapestry Project

A survey of tapestries published by Magnolia to date, including an interview with Tapestry Project founders Donald Farnsworth and John Nava. Includes over 100 tapestry editions by 28 artists including Squeak Carnwath, Chuck Close, Leon Golub, Doug Hall, Alex Katz, Hung Liu, Deborah Oropallo, Mel Ramos, Nancy Spero, and William Wiley, with an introductory essay and commentary by Nick Stone.


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