Just released: Bill discusses his art piece “High on a Memory” from his art debut collection (). A powerful piece in the collection, Ward discusses how he came up with the title of the work and what he sees and feels from the piece.

New Video From Bill Ward:

During the signing of his artwork (http://www.billwarddrumart.com), he talks about his unique signature and how it relates to drum legends.

Earlier this month, a new interview with Bill was posted on the site hellbound.ca.   The interview was done by Kyle Harcott, and talks about a variety of topics, including Absence of Corners, Accountable Beasts, Beyond Aston, Rock 50, and Bill’s own drumming.  Check out this snippet:

Q: What bands excite you as the torchbearers in modern metal?

A: Oh God, there are so many! Amon Amarth are progressing really well. And I’ve got to wave the flag for bands like Soilwork, who are not necessarily new, but what they are doing is progressing, and they’re playing so fucking well. Same with a band like Devildriver, where I’ll be listening and wonder “What are they gonna do next?” I’m blown away by those guys. Another one of my favorite bands is Celtic Frost. I also really like Today Is The Day. And – I know it’ll never happen, what with Henke’s passing, but I also wish we could have a reincarnation of Disfear.

Check out the full interview here: http://www.hellbound.ca/2013/12/bill-ward-the-hellbound-interview/

A new video is released: Bill discusses one of his favorite pieces in his art debut, “Hello, I Don’t Think We’ve Met (Yet).” The entire collection is available now and on display at http://www.billwarddrumart.com

There is a new interview online with Bill.   It comes from Rock Cellar Magazine, and in it, Bill talks about many subjects.   Some of them are the “Absence of Corners” art, the Ward One & When the Bough Breaks cover art, vegan cheese, new bands, and also talks about two new solo albums, and the status of his merchandise.  Oh, and a little about Black Sabbath too.

Check out the full interview here.

Absence of Corners Exhibit Underway in Annapolis, MD

While Bill is recovering, his art debut is exhibiting each day at Annapolis Collection Gallery in historic Annapolis, Maryland.  If you haven’t visited the gallery, see it in-person at 55 West St. in Annapolis, Maryland or visit www.annapoliscollection.com to view and select a canvas from his collection.

The artist reception with Bill Ward on October 26 at the Annapolis Collection Gallery in Maryland is being postponed due to illness. Ward recently suffered a perforated diverticulitis and underwent surgery in California. The procedure was successful, and Ward is expected to make a full recovery over the next several weeks.

“I am truly sorry that I have to postpone the Absence of Corners gallery reception,” said Ward. “The feedback I have received from everyone about this project has been astounding, and I was so looking forward to this event. I want to thank the Annapolis Collection Gallery for everything they are doing. I am honored that they are exhibiting my art, and I hope to get there to celebrate this collection with you all very soon.”

The gallery and Bill Ward have agreed to find another date in the future which will allow him time for a complete recovery.

Bill talks about the Absence of Corners piece “We Focus. We Persevere.” in this video.   For more info on the entire collection, please visit http://www.billwarddrumart.com

Unfortunately this video has been withdrawn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8iRAU7ouKo

Just Announced:  Join Bill at the gallery reception for “Absence of Corners” in Annapolis, Maryland on October 26th. Learn more at http://www.annapoliscollection.com and RSVP to attend at gallery@annapoliscollection.com.

Just  Announced: Absence of Corners Set for Gallery Debut

Absence of Corners, Bill’s collection of rhythm on canvas artwork, makes its gallery debut (Sep 21 – Nov 4th) at Annapolis Collection Gallery in historic Annapolis, Maryland. Visit soon and select your piece early. His Artist Reception is Oct. 26th – Get details at www.AnnapolisCollection.com and RSVP at gallery@annapoliscollection.com.