Current Exhibition

Tim Stoner

SELECTED WORKS BY Tim Stoner

Tim Stoner
House Party

2001

Watercolour on paper

25 x 32.5 cm

Tim Stoner
Africa

2001

Watercolour on paper

25 x 32.5 cm

Tim Stoner
Eton 2

2001

Watercolour on paper

25 x 32.5 cm

Tim Stoner
Swing

2001

Watercolour on paper

25 x 32.5 cm

Tim Stoner
Duo

2001

Watercolour on paper

24.5 x 32.5 cm

Tim Stoner
Portrait (3)

2001

Watercolour on paper

32.5 x 25 cm

Tim Stoner
Finland

2001

Watercolour on paper

25 x 32 cm

Tim Stoner
Reservation

2001

Watercolour on paper

33 x 25 cm

Tim Stoner
Hope

2001

Watercolour on paper

24.5 x 32.5 cm

Tim Stoner
Corridor

2001

Watercolour on paper

41 x 34 cm

Tim Stoner
Next-door

2001

Watercolour on paper

47.5 x 34 cm

Tim Stoner
Traffic (2)

2000

Watercolour on paper

25 x 33 cm

Tim Stoner
Caveman

2000

Watercolour on paper

24.5 x 32.5 cm

Tim Stoner
Country Dance

2001

Watercolour on paper

28 x 38 cm

Tim Stoner
M

2001

Watercolour on paper

47 x 34 cm

Tim Stoner
Axis

2001

Watercolour on paper

19 x 25.5 cm

Tim Stoner
Waltz

2001

Watercolour on paper

32.5 x 25 cm

Tim Stoner
Poles

2001

Watercolour on paper

24.5 x 32 cm

Tim Stoner
Development (Tugging1)

2000

Watercolour on paper

25 x 32 cm

Tim Stoner
Red Moroccans

2001

Watercolour on paper

26 x 38 cm

Tim Stoner
Rebirth

2000

Watercolour on paper

25 x 33 cm

Tim Stoner
Diver

2000

Watercolour on paper

23.5 x 31.5 cm

Tim Stoner
Peace-march

2001

Watercolour on paper

25 x 32.5 cm

Tim Stoner
Divers

2001

Watercolour on paper

31.5 x 23.5 cm

Tim Stoner
Folk (2)

2001

Watercolour on paper

25 x 32.5 cm

Tim Stoner
Freedom

2001

Watercolour on paper

28 x 38 cm

Tim Stoner
Nuclear Family

2001

Watercolour on paper

28 x 38 cm

Tim Stoner
Chorus-line

2001

Watercolour on paper

25 x 32.5 cm

Tim Stoner
Pool

2001

Watercolour on paper

23.5 x 32 cm

Tim Stoner
Folk

2000

oil on linen

205.5 x 266cm

Tim Stoner
Tower

2002

oil on linen

272 x 203cm

OTHER RESOURCES

artfacts.net
Additional Information on Tim Stoner

smba.nl - Tim Stoner- The Power of Partnership
There is a deep-rooted desire in our culture and an overpowering sense of purpose for the search of happiness. It is promised by politicians, sold in holiday brochures, or sung about in every mediocre hit. The idea is simple: if we can create a contemporary society in which individuals are able to develop, then happiness must surely lie within everyone’s grasp. Or does it?

guardian.co.uk - Tim Stoner's democratic, focus-grouped images of happiness may not be as upbeat as they seem, writes Martin Herbert
Tim Stoner's paintings seem, at first glance, like transparent emblems of mass-market optimism. His schematic and clear-cut images connect to the viewer's eye with the unfussy velocity of advertising; the subject matter, too, often relates to the elevatory fantasies of the consumerist dream.

deutsche-bank-kunst.com - That Certain Catholic Glamour, Tim Stoner's Images of Collective Happiness
His works from the collection of the Deutsche Bank, recently exhibited in the show Blick aufs Ich/ The View upon the Ego in the Neues Museum Weserburg in Bremen and, beginning in September, in Man in the Middle in the Kunsthalle in Tübingen, depict archaic and everyday rituals of collective happiness: Oliver Koerner von Gustorf on the British painter Tim Stoner's utopian leisure scenes.

vleeshal.nl -
From the beach to the grave, Interview with Tim Stoner
Current lifestyle commercials inform us that happiness is now obtainable ‘from the beach to the grave’. In Tim Stoner’s life-size figurative paintings we face a world delineated by an aura of light.

wikipedia.org
Tim Stoner is an English painter born in Essex and educated at both the Norwich School of Art and the Royal College of Art, London. He won the Beck's Futures art award in 2001.

galeries.nl - Tim Stoner
SMBA is opening the new season with a solo exhibition by Tim Stoner (London, 1970). Stoner studied at the Rijks Academy of Fine Art (1997-1998) and returned to Amsterdam this spring to work on a new series of paintings. He has given this body of work, which focuses on dance and folk culture, the enigmatic title The Power of Partnership.