William Cannings

Professor pushing the boundaries of contemporary sculpture, William Cannings, serves as an Associate Professor of Sculpture at Texas Tech University. With an M.F.A. from Syracuse University, Cannings has carved a niche for himself in the art world through his innovative approach to inflatable metal sculptures. His work has captivated audiences and critics alike, being showcased in esteemed galleries and museums such as Sculpture Now, South West Biennial, Art 212, ArtScape, and the Anya Tish Gallery. Cannings' sculptures are not only visually striking but also challenge traditional perceptions of form and material. His creations have been featured in ART LIES, an international arts journal, highlighting his influence and contribution to the field. Represented by prestigious galleries in Houston, Dallas, and Miami, Cannings continues to make a significant impact on the art scene. One of his most notable works, a 37-foot chain of inflated steel links, stands as a testament to his artistic vision and technical prowess. This impressive sculpture is prominently displayed at the corporate headquarters of HOLT® CAT in San Antonio, serving as a symbol of innovation and creativity. Through his teaching and artistic endeavors, William Cannings inspires the next generation of artists to explore and redefine the possibilities of sculpture.