Very pleased to have my painting ‘The dream of the yellow robin’ upstairs at the Tremenheere gallery. Exhibition on till the 1st of May 2022. Thisd painting is part of a triptych made with reference to Birds of Australia a photographic book from the 1960s
The Turing award replaces Erasmus exchange post brexit and Plymouth College of Art have awarded me one to go to Ghent in Belgium for a month. I will visit with Michaël Borremans the contemporary painter, go to Singulart head office in paris, and research galleries in Berlin. And I expect find out the best chocolate …
Tim and his fellow MA students collaborated to make a show in the warehouse space, Plymouth in February 2022. It was the first chance due to Covid lockdown that all the MA cohort had been able to meet and make a show togeather. Somewhat of a rehearsel for the final show in the summer, this …
Tim staged this three part show as the Live External Project of the second module of his MA in painting at Plymouth College of Art. A symposium in collaboration with Hollie Kirk from Exeter University on sustainable clothing. An auction of dye sublimation printed reuse shirts and an exhibition of oil paintings of panthers all …
Tim and Dan Pyne curated a show of Tim’s paintings at Morvah Schoolhouse. Oil sketches from a single photographic reference of a black panther, contrasted with older framed and therefore more formal works. There are rumours that big cats roam remote areas such as Morvah. Artist Neil Pinkert was often frightened by farmers tales of …
Tim’s assemblage Elephants in my Head is on the poster and included in the show NSA125, to celelbrate the 125 years of the NSA, looking back, celelbrating the past and the present, artists were asked to pick apast or current member to react to. Tim chose Jesse Leroy Smith to react
Tim had a charcoal drawing’ Young Mandrill’ shown as part of Looking Forward, Newlyn Society of Artists Summer show to celebrate coming out of Covid restrictions.
A first for Tim, exhibiting at the community rooms in the Jubilee Pool as the summer gave way to the easing of lockdown restrictions. Visitor numbers were good and feedback positive.
Tim sold his painting of a chough on found aluminum at the first Penzance arts festival PZ21. Organised by Andrew Swan and Winnie Lyn, with a host of other PZ based artists this show in Penzance art school on Morrab road was a great success.
During the second module of Tim’s MA in painting at Plymouth College of Art he has beentransferring a series of oil sketches made from a single panther reference image onto foundclothing. Dye sublimation works best on clothing with over 65% polyester in the fibres.There’s a tension here, polyester is made from petrochemicals and although cheap …
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