William Toliver

William Toliver is a self-taught contemporary artist currently living in Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Always having an interest in art as a young child, it was not until 2012 that he began to work on his skills. While working primarily with acrylics and graphite, his take on timeless subject matter features vivid colors and intricate details that create one of a kind masterpieces. Toliver contributes much of his inspiration to finding beauty in the simplicity of life, and the moments caught between camera flashes along with the artistic inspirations of Sandra Chevrier, Peter Terrin, Kehinde Wiley, Roy Lichtenstein, Salvador Dali, and Andy Warhol.

• 2020 MSC Bus Stop Project
Pacesetter Elementary School
• 2019 MSC Bus Stop Project
Conrad High School
• 125th Plano Art Association Exhibition (Juror:Bonny Leibowitz)
Forrest and Virginia Green Mezzanine Gallery
Richardson, Texas / July 2019
• Expressions Exhibition (Curator:Lina Rincon)
TVAA Art Gallery
Dallas, Texas / July 2019
• 52nd Richardson Civic Art Society Regional Juried Art Exhibition (Juror:E. Melinda Morrison)
Forrest and Virginia Green Mezzanine Gallery
Honorable Mention Acrylic Painting Category
Richardson, Texas / May 2019
• Art in the Atrium 15
Frisco, Texas / October 2018
• Art in the Atrium 14
Frisco, Texas / October 2017
• Black and Light Exhibition (Curator:Kathleen Ramirez)
TVAA Art Gallery
Dallas, Texas / June 2017
• 51st Richardson Civic Art Society Regional Juried Art Exhibition (Juror: Hebe Brooks)
Forrest and Virginia Green Mezzanine Gallery