Craigie Aitchison

Pictures 18 November 2004 - 14 January 2005 London Craigie Aitchison, one of the UK’s most distinguished painters and a Royal Academician, is celebrated for paintings that explore traditional genres of art in highly unorthodox ways. View More

Marcel Dzama

The Last Winter 14 October - 13 November 2004 London Marcel Dzama is internationally acclaimed for his delicate drawings, hand-tinted with watercolour and root-beer. Nine months ago Dzama began to make paintings on canvas that exhibit the same eccentric aesthetic sensibility, and bizarre cast of characters. This will be Dzama’s first solo exhibition of paintings in London. View More

Tony Smith

Wall 9 September - 9 October 2004 London The central work of this exhibition is the monumental ‘Wall’ from 1964, an 18-foot long monolith, accompanied by two other major works: ‘The Keys To. Given!’, 1965, and ‘Seed’ 1968. These are three of Tony Smith’s most influential sculptures, fabricated in the artist’s signature black painted steel. It will be the first opportunity for Tony Smith’s full-scale sculptures to be seen in the UK. View More

Fiction: truth in photography and painting

15 July - 4 September 2004 London ‘Fiction’ presents an alternative artistic attitude to photographic truth versus painted illusion. Until recently, discussions of contemporary photography and painting have inhabited two different worlds, with conversations on photography invariably dominated by reference to the objectivity of the Düsseldorf school exemplified by the Bechers, Struth, Ruff, Höfer etc. The works in this exhibition discuss a contrasting attitude; the realisation that truthful records of places or events are impossible in any medium. The boundaries between painting and photography therefore become meaningless. View More

Alex Katz

9 June - 10 July 2004 London Alex Katz is one of the most important artists to emerge on the American art scene since 1950. In this exhibition of twelve new paintings Katz shows the vitality that has made him a pivotal figure for so many younger artists. View More

Matthias Müller & Christoph Girardet

Mirror 7 May - 5 June 2004 London Mirror is a major new CinemaScope film presented as a double screen projection by Matthias Müller and Christoph Girardet. View More

Sean Scully

Paintings from the 70s 30 March - 8 April 2004 London 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. View More

Jonathan Lasker

Coloured Scribbles 26 February - 27 March 2004 London Timothy Taylor Gallery is pleased to announce a major solo exhibition of new work by Jonathan Lasker, This will be Lasker's largest solo exhibition in London to date. View More