Jean Dubuffet

Timothy Taylor is delighted to present Dubuffet/Chamberlain, an exhibition of works by American artist John Chamberlain (1927 2011) and French artist Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985). Bringing together two canonical artists of the post-war period, Dubuffet/Chamberlain places a series of Dubuffet paintings from the 1960s-80s in dialogue with one large-scale floor sculpture and two pedestal sculptures by Chamberlain. Together, they reveal the stylistic diversity and shared concerns in two successive generations of American and European expressionism.

For the summer season, Timothy Taylor is pleased to announce the group exhibition A New Way of Walking, which brings together an eclectic mix of artists and works all united by an interest in the impact of the surrounding environment on the individual. In the 1950’s, the theorist Guy Debord defined the term psychogeography to represent enquiries into the impact of geographical location upon the emotions and behaviour of conscious beings.

For the summer season, Timothy Taylor is pleased to announce the group exhibition A New Way of Walking, which brings together an eclectic mix of artists and works all united by an interest in the impact of the surrounding environment on the individual. In the 1950’s, the theorist Guy Debord defined the term psychogeography to represent enquiries into the impact of geographical location upon the emotions and behaviour of conscious beings.

Timothy Taylor is honoured to present an exhibition of Jean Dubuffet’s late works. The exhibition maintains the gallery’s interest in late-period European Modernism, and expands upon its programme that includes Antoni Tàpies, Hans Hartung, Serge Poliakoff and Simon Hantaï.

Anna-Eva Bergman, Bernard Buffet, Jean Dubuffet, Hans Hartung, Georges Jouve, Mathieu Matégot, Serge Mouille, Alexandre Noll, Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouvé, Germaine Richier.