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I Dreamt of Cowboys, Cottonfields, and Clouds – Bernard Williams poster

I Dreamt of Cowboys, Cottonfields, and Clouds – Bernard Williams (2026)

An excavator of American history, painter and sculptor Bernard Williams draws inspiration from seminal, but under-appreciated figures such as Black cowboys, farmers, and a unique female aviator. Taking us on a journey from Chicago to Indiana to Alabama, the film follows Williams as he debuts a public art installation and visits a 90-year-old family friend who informs his work. Part of "4x4: Contemporary Art in Chicago" - Season 1
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An excavator of American history, painter and sculptor Bernard Williams draws inspiration from seminal, but under-appreciated figures such as Black cowboys, farmers, and a unique female aviator. Taking us on a journey from Chicago to Indiana to Alabama, the film follows Williams as he debuts a public art installation and visits a 90-year-old family friend who informs his work. Part of "4x4: Contemporary Art in Chicago" - Season 1

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Kevin Shaw
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In Theaters:5/26/2026
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Pentimenti Productions

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