Joel Shapiro

painted wood 8 November - 16 December 2000 London Timothy Taylor Gallery is pleased to exhibit two major new “Untitled” painted wood sculptures by the world-renowned artist Joel Shapiro. Unlike Shapiro’s exhibition of monumental bronzes last year at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park (July – October 1999), these works have been commissioned specifically for the new gallery space. View More

Sean Scully – Jonathan Lasker – Guillermo Kuitca – Miquel Barcelo – Jiri Georg Dokoupil - Donald Baechler

7 September - 18 October 2000 London 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. View More

James Rielly - Jeffrey Dennis - Pat O’Connor – Sophie von Hellermann - Markus Vater

30 June - 5 August 2000 London The Timothy Taylor Gallery has brought together five artists, some mid-career and some still at college, in a show that reveals a shared perception of the fragile and transient in current figurative painting. While the work of each artist is distinct, they can be compared in their appropriation of found imagery from popular urban culture infused with a profound sense of the human and personal. View More

Roni Horn

Still Water (The River Thames, for Example) 9 May - 17 June 2000 London Roni Horn’s reputation as an artist of international stature has been obscured in London by the singular lack of opportunity for audiences to see her work. Acknowledged as one of the most complex and intelligent artists working today, Horn practises in a number of different media; installation, sculpture, photography, drawing and books. Her subjects are concerned as much with landscape and portraiture as with conceptual issues and abstraction. Horn has said that she does not see these as separate approaches or opposite poles. View More