Timothy Taylor: 30 Years

Timothy Taylor celebrates 30 Years, an exhibition marking three decades of the gallery’s programme and its relationships with artists. This landmark presentation brings together new, recent, and historic works by current and represented artists, alongside paintings by significant twentieth-century figures whose work Timothy Taylor has consistently championed over the past three decades. Together, these works capture the gallery’s heartbeat, grounded in historical resonance and informed by new perspectives.

The gallery’s thirtieth anniversary offers an opportunity to reflect on the consistency, depth, and curiosity that have shaped the gallery’s programme, and to acknowledge the artists who have defined it. From the beginning, they celebrated painters, often following their exploration of other media. Foundational to this programme are works by Sean Scully, Jonathan Lasker, Philip Guston, Alex Katz, Kiki Smith, Simon Hantaï, and Antoni Tàpies, whose paintings and, in many cases, expanded work in mediums like sculpture or printmaking have been at the core of the gallery’s identity.

The gallery’s very first exhibition, in January 1997, was new work by Sean Scully, marking the beginning of a decades-long collaboration that encompassed ten solo exhibitions.

Other works include new and recent works by primary artists Alicia Adamerovich, Marina Adams, Daniel Crews-Chubb, Ding Yi, Jorge Eielson, Armen Eloyan, Paul Jenkins, Sean Landers, Sahara Longe, Chris Martin, Eddie Martinez, Annie Morris, Richard Patterson, Hilary Pecis, Michel Pérez Pollo, Jiab Prachakul, Lauren Satlowski, Paul Anthony Smith, Honor Titus, Alice Tippit, and Martha Tuttle as well as historical work by both Eduardo Terrazas and Victor Willing. Together, these voices form an intergenerational dialogue that speaks to the gallery’s ongoing commitment to its artists—from those who laid our foundation, to those who remain vital touchstones today, on to those whose work will shape the decades ahead.

Free

Tuesday to Friday 10am – 6pm
Saturday 11am – 5pm