Tim Stoner (born 1970 in Essex) is an English painter. Growing up in London, he attended Leyton Sixth Form College.[citation needed] He trained at the Norwich School of Art & Design 1989–92, the Royal College of Art, London (where in 1994 he graduated with an MA in Painting), and the Rijksakademie Van Beeldende Kunsten (Royal Academy of Visual Arts) in Amsterdam 1997–98. He won the Beck's Futures art award in 2001,[1] and worked at the British School at Rome during the same year.[2]

Solo Exhibitions[3]
YearExhibitionVenueLocation
2025Negative SpacePace LondonLondon
2022The Woven FieldVardaxoglouLondon
2022Toil Stories (curated by Louis Blanc-Francard)VorticOnline
2021UprootedVardaxoglouLondon
2020Al-AndalusModern ArtLondon
2018Works on Paper 2013-18Modern ArtLondon
2016Wisdom of the CrowdModern ArtLondon
2007-Alison Jacques GalleryLondon
2004SombreroEngholm Engelhorn GallerieVienna
2003AffinityJunge KunstWolfsburg
2002Rise and FallThe ApproachLondon
2002The Power of PartnershipStedelijk Museum BureauAmsterdam
2001NativesKerstin Engholm GallerieVienna
2000Cash If You Die, Cash If You Don’tThe ApproachLondon
2000Coupledfig-1London
1999FreeholdersHenry Peacock GalleryLondon
Group Exhibitions[3]
YearExhibitionVenueLocation
2025A Room Hung With Thoughts (curated by Tom Morton)Green Family Art FoundationDallas
2024TweedSpecialeLondon
2024Excavation: Macro to the Micro (curated by Deborah Smith)VorticOnline
2024Accordion FieldsLisson GalleryLondon
2022The Kingfisher’s Wing (curated by Tom Morton)Grimm GalleryNew York
2022Spirit MatterVardaxoglouLondon
2019Slow PaintingHayward Touring Exhibition - Leeds City Art GalleryLeeds
2019Fully AwakeFreedlands FoundationLondon
2018Telescope (curated by Nigel Cooke)Hastings ContemporaryHastings
2017AwkwardAnna Zorina GalleryNew York
2016Theories of Modern ArtModern ArtLondon
2015The London OpenWhitechapel Art GalleryLondon
2014Live and Let DieModern ArtLondon
2013Speak, Clown!Fold GalleryLondon
2013ScaryNeue Froth KunsthalleBrighton
2012SeductionSimon Oldfield Gallery, Carlos PlaceLondon
2012One Giant LeapWorks From The Saatchi Gallery at The Hyatt RegencyLondon
2012The Perfect NudeCharlie Smith Gallery (& Wimbledon Space / Phoenix, Exeter)London
2011From London (catalogue text by Martin Herbert)Art Nueve GalleryMurcia, Spain
2011Peeping TomKunsthal KAdEAmersfort, NL
2011Strictly Global! (selected by Okwui Enwezor, Hou Hanru, Udo Kittelmann & Nancy Spector)The Deutsche Bank TowersFrankfurt
2011Der Menschen KleeKunst Im Tunnel, KunsthalleDüsseldorf
2010ObfuscationJames Fuentes LLCNew York
2010What Have I Done (With Neal Tait and Daniel Coombs)The Fine Art SocietyLondon
2010Peeping Tom (Curated by Keith Coventry)VegasLondon
2009We’re MovingThe Royal College of ArtLondon
2009The Clotted Body (With Rezi Van Lankveld)Galerie Diana StigterAmsterdam
2008Her House (Curated by Chantal Joffe)Her House GalleryLondon
2008PoliticsGalería MaisterravalbuenaMadrid
2007Slimvolume Poster Publication-London
2007Top Twenty39London
2007Salon NouveauEngholm EngelhornVienna
2006MelancholyIrit Mayer-Sommer Contemporary ArtTel Aviv
2006Responding to RomeEstorick Collection of Modern Italian ArtLondon
2005Hydrophobia 2Zinger PresentsTilburg, NL
2005I WishEngholm EngelhornVienna
2005DaysleepersBA-CA KunstforumVienna
200525 Years of Deutsche Bank CollectionDeutsche Guggenheim, Museum of Contemporary ArtBerlin / Tokyo
2004Britannia WorksAthens, British Council Exhibition (Curated by Katerina Gregos)Athens
2004She’s Come UndoneArtemis Greenberg Van Doren GalleryNew York
2003NationFrankfurter KunstvereinFrankfurt
2003Dirty PicturesThe ApproachLondon
2003Exploring Landscape: Eight Views from BritainAndrea Rosen Gallery, Rijksakademie, Victoria MiroNew York / London
2003HydrophobiaHenry Peacock GalleryLondon
2003Man In The MiddleMuseum of Modern Art (Passau, Kunsthalle Tübingen, St Petersburg, Saarbrücken, Mannheim, Bremen, Krakow)Various Locations
2003Blick aufs Ich / The View Upon The EgoNeues Museum WeserburgBremen
2002The Galleries ShowRoyal Academy of ArtsLondon
2001The Leisure SocietyDe VleeshalMiddelburg, Netherlands
2001Becks FuturesICA London and touringLondon / Various Locations
2000ClaraGalerie Ascan CroneHamburg
1999Pictures of PicturesTouring: Arnolfini Gallery, Bristol and Norwich Gallery EAST InternationalNorwich
2001ICA Futures (1st prize winner)ICA London and touring - Fruitmarket Gallery Edinburgh and Bluecoat Gallery LiverpoolVarious Locations

References

  1. ^ Mar, Alex (2 January 2003). "Tim Stoner". Frieze.
  2. ^ Painter wins top ICA prize, Dalya Alberge, The Times, London, April 11, 2001
  3. ^ "Biography". Tim Stoner. Retrieved 2025-02-15.