William Rhodes is sculptural artist trained in traditional woodworking and blends fine art, craft and design with meaning and function. He draws inspiration from the community and his art is made through them and for them. Teaching art to youth and seniors, and involving them in his public art commissions creates the intersection of art and community his creative spirit thrives in. Rhodes co-founded the 3.9 Collective, and created an intergenerational art program in San Francisco’s Bayview. His public art works include four Bayview history quilts (SFAC) and his work is included in the Smithsonian’s collection.