Tim Wilson
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Bedroom Chair (Blue), 2024
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Bedspread V, 2024
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Bouquet V, 2024
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Double Doors, 2024
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Fragonard, 2024
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Piano II, 2024
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Stairway XII, 2024
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Stairway XII, 2024
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Stairway XIII, 2024
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Stairway XIV, 2024
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Chair III, 2023
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Chair IV, 2023
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Clock, 2023
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Stairway IX, 2023
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Stairway VIII, 2023
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Stairway X, 2023
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Triple Mirror, 2023
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Berlin I, 2022
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Foyer III, 2022
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Mantel III, 2022
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Stairway VII, 2022
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Bouquet III, 2021
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Perfume, 2021
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Sitting Room, 2021
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Stairway II, 2021
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Stairway IV, 2021
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Stairway V, 2021
Tim Wilson (b. 1970, Newport News, Virgnia ) lives and works in Brooklyn, New York. He holds an MFA from Yale University School of Art and a BFA from The Virginia Commonwealth University.
Tim Wilson’s work inspires viewers to reflect on the space they take up in the world, as well as the intimacies of the spaces they inhabit. His purposeful use of colour and texture functions as a visual analog to this intention—a discursive mutation of process, driven by the tension between intuition and intentionality. Such stillness gives way to highly mediate pieces of art. There is almost a contradiction between the materiality of painting and the sensory awareness Wilson brings to his work.
He says; “I see painting as a model for those physical conditions governed by natural laws that seemingly give rise to a sense of self and notions of free will. I'm attempting to mimic that unfolding and at the same time, create thought through painting material. In doing so, my work attempts to be what it represents and represents it simultaneously—a sort of onomatopoeia in painting language that seeks to find meaning in nothing… An artist’s single brush stroke contains a multitude of decisions within a microsecond.”
Tim Wilson has been awarded residencies at Offshore Residency, Sol LeWitt Studio, Shandaken Project and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. Most recently, his work has been the subject of solo exhibitions at Fahrenheit Madrid (Madrid, Spain), Alfred University (Alfred, NY) and Sardine (Brooklyn, NY) among others. He has been included in several group shows, including, JDJ (New York, NY), The Flag Art Foundation (New York, NY), Jack Hanley Gallery (New York, NY), Park Avenue Armory (New York, NY) and Downtown+ (Paris, France). He has co-curated several groups shows, including, Kadel Willborn (New York, NY) .
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The Increasing Clarity That It Is Only a Matter of Time Before We Realize the Inevitable, Only to Brush Aside for a Late
Tim Wilson 2 May - 15 Jun 2024 -
Pictures Aside
TIM WILSON 9 Mar - 15 Apr 2023Nathalie Karg is pleased to present Pictures Aside , a solo show of new paintings by Tim Wilson. Pictures Aside is Wilson’s second solo-exhibition with the gallery. “Everything is deceptive,...Read more -
Between Either and Or
TIM WILSON 2 Mar - 9 Apr 2021 -
Won't You Be My Neighbor
P. BARRICKMAN, S. CAMERON, A. CATALA, A. CONDO, J. CRAIG-MARTIN, J. DICKSON, J. DRAIN, J. FYFE, D. GAUDIN, H. HAHN, P. HOSKING, S. KO, R. KUNOY, J. LEE, J. MOCKRIN, B. MULLEN, N. PROVOSTY, G. RODRIGUEZ 28 Oct - 31 Dec 2020 -
WAYNE NGAN AND TIM WILSON
WAYNE NGAN, TIM WILSON 12 Jun - 14 Aug 2020
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The New York Times: Art We Saw This Summer - Painting As is ||
by Martha Schwendener August 5, 2022One of the best summer group shows in town is “Painting as Is II” at Nathalie Karg, organized by the artists Heidi Hahn and Tim...Read more -
50,000 square feet of contemporary art and design takes over Fort Mason - Eighth edition features 45 fine art galleries, dealers and design firms from around the globe
By Max Blue January 20, 2022Special to The San Francisco Examiner The FOG Design + Art fair opens at the Fort Mason Festival Pavilion this week, running Thursday through Sunday,...Read more -
Maake Magazine: Tim Wilson
by Jo Megas November 11, 2021Tim Wilson (b. 1970) is a Brooklyn-based visual artist originally from Richmond, Virginia. His solo exhibitions include Something Rather Than Nothing at Sardine in Brooklyn,...Read more -
ARTFORUM: Donald Kuspit on Tim Wilson
by Donald Kuspit April 10, 2021Arguing that avant-garde art was “behind the times,” Marxist historian Eric Hobsbawm pointed out that motion pictures appeared on the sociocultural scene at roughly the...Read more