In his first solo exhibition at Williams Art, Nicholas Juett is showing a retrospective of rarely-seen works from his time in the USA.

Charting his life between 1990 and 1998, these powerful, inventive and epic works reveal Juett's playful and provocative side, and his natural mastery of his medium. 

Click on a thumbnail to discover the background, meanings, inspirations, influences and comments by the artist.

NOTE  Some of the works contain sexual references

Chore

Haagen Dazs

Reproduction

Lamb White Days

Hollywood’s Waste

Agitate

Campaign Salt Ad

Vacant Mankind