whitney hack williams 

Whitney Hack Williams describes her painting style as an abstract deconstruction of the female figure, using line and shape to convey movement and form. Working predominately in the medium of painting, Whitney considers artists such as Arshile Gorkey, Roberto Matta, Willem De Kooning, and Helen Frankenthaler to be significant influences on her work.

Whitney studied graphic design at the Kansas City Art Institute and received her BFA in Fine Art and Painting from Texas Woman’s University after this. Since then, Whitney has found many ways to leverage her trained eye and enthusiasm for design in professional settings, teaching art, writing art curricula, and working as a floral designer, event planner, sign painter, and graphic designer. In 2011, Whitney was selected to be a part of the “New Texas Talent” exhibit, at the Craighead Green Gallery in Dallas, TX, where she met her husband on opening night. In 2018, she received her Master’s Degree at Chatham University in Interdisciplinary Design. Whitney currently works as the Creative Director for iDesign, and lives west of Fort Worth, TX.