Over a celebrated career spanning six decades, Bay Area artist William T. Wiley’s eclectic practice encompassed almost every conceivable medium, pursuing inquiries on art, politics, war, global warming, foolishness, ambition, hypocrisy, and irony. Since his earliest exhibitions at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the Whitney Museum of American Art in 1960, his works have been widely exhibited and collected by museums throughout the United States and Europe.