Sean Scully

Timothy Taylor is pleased to present Sean Scully, Horizon, an exhibition of new paintings from the Landline series; a body of work that has preoccupied Scully since 2013. These works will be exhibited alongside a selection of 26 drawn-notes from Scully's archive, where text and image coexist – often with equal weighting – offering an insight into the articulation of the larger scale works.

Luis Barragán (1902-1988) was one of the greatest second-generation modernists, and along with Oscar Niemeyer, the most important 20th century architect to emerge from Latin America.

Architecture of Color: The Legacy of Luis Barragán will explore Barragán’s architectural practice, his spiritual sense of aesthetics, and his unique use of color. The exhibition will also celebrate his legacy through the artworks of his contemporaries, those influenced by him, and those with whom he shares a visual and deeper synergy. This is the first exhibition of Barragán’s work in New York since his retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in 1976.

Timothy Taylor Gallery is proud to announce a presentation of ambitious new paintings by Sean Scully. This is the artist’s eighth solo show with the gallery and the first opportunity to view his new work in London since 2010. A full colour catalogue, featuring an essay by the acclaimed music and sports writer Richard Williams, will accompany the exhibition.

Vija Celmins, Adam Fuss, Philip Guston, Hans Hartung, Susan Hiller, Josephine Meckseper, Mai-Thu Perret, Sean Scully, Kiki Smith, Andy Warhol

B/W brings together a group of works that share the simple formal relationship of being without colour. Spanning a broad range of artists, both in generation and artistic concern, the exhibition is arranged in the gallery with a loose connecting narrative.

Outside In explores how artists reinvent traditional genres including landscape, still life and interiors, and the relationship between these in their current and recent practice – reinvesting these traditional categories with new dynamism and interpretations.

The Drawing Center presents Sean Scully: Change and Horizontals, which begins its transcontinental tour at Timothy Taylor Gallery, London, from January 13–February 11, 2012, then travels to the Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, UK, from March 2–July 8, 2012, Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna, Rome from March 14 to June 9, 2013, and The Drawing Center, New York, from September 26–November 10, 2013.

Timothy Taylor Gallery is delighted to announce a presentation of new work by Sean Scully from 28 May – 3 July 2010. The first time that Scully has exhibited new work in London since 2006, this exhibition runs concurrently with an important survey of his work from the 1980s at the Leeds Art Gallery until 8 August 2010.

Timothy Taylor Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition of paintings by Sean Scully from the 1980s.

The Timothy Taylor Gallery is delighted to announce an exhibition of new paintings by Sean Scully at 24 Dering Street, which will be complemented by several previously unseen sketchbooks of preparatory drawings. Concurrently in our new gallery at 21 Dering Street we will exhibit a retrospective of Scully’s prints from the last six years.

Timothy Taylor Gallery is proud to present a one-week exhibition of Sean Scully’s paintings of the late 1970s to celebrate the publication of the first fully illustrated monograph on the artist’s life and career.

Timothy Taylor Gallery are proud to present the first show in the gallery's new exhibition space at 24 Dering Street, 'Wall of Light, Figures' by Sean Scully.

Timothy Taylor Gallery’s September exhibition brings together work by six internationally recognised painters who will be exhibited in solo exhibitions at the gallery over the next 18 months. For the gallery this represents the ongoing relationship with Sean Scully, Jonathan Lasker, Guillermo Kuitca and Miquel Barcelo, and the beginning of a new relationship with Jiri Georg Dokoupil and Donald Baechler.

When the Timothy Taylor Gallery opened in January 1997, its first exhibition was a solo show by Sean Scully. Seven Unions focused on his Union images, with a very carefully selected body of work including etchings, small and large paintings.