Saturday, 30 November 2013

Where We End and You Begin - Horatio Jr - London 30th November 2013 - 12th January 2014

http://horatiojr.com

Sunday, 17 November 2013

Artissima 2013 - Furini Contemporary

ARTISSIMA 2013

8 - 10 November 2013, Tourin

preview 7 November

BOOTH 24 PINK B

Tim Ellis, United in Different Guises CLXXI and CLXXXI, 2013, Acrylic, varnish, cotton and bulldog clips, 74x36 cm

Artists:

Robert Barta

Nemanja Cvijanovic

Tim Ellis

Serena Vestrucci

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Tuesday, 5 November 2013

Caramel Blush | Tim Ellis & Jack Newling | Corfu | London

Saturday, 12 October 2013

The Future Can wait - London - 2013

http://www.thefuturecanwait.com/2013-tim-ellis-artwork1.htm

Wednesday, 4 September 2013

Magic 8 Ball | Fold Gallery - London | 7th September - 5th October 2013

Magic 8 Ball

Dominic Beattie, Richard Clements, Rhys Coren,

Tim Ellis, Jack Newling,Mark Pearson, Oliver Perkins

Private View: Friday 6th September, 6 - 9 pm

Exhibition: Saturday 7th September - Saturday 5th October

FOLD Gallery | London is proud to present ‘Magic 8 Ball’ – a show which brings together
seven artists whose work offers a presentation of experiential chance.

The exhibition describes a way of seeing; an understanding of physical space as conceptually
constructed and aesthetically loaded images and objects. The artists in Magic 8 Ball display a
kaleidoscopic re-evaluation of aesthetics, from art historical references to the commonality of
the everyday experience. They expand this experience using the media of video, sculpture,
drawing and painting often blurring the divisions between.

Works displayed are from varying practices – and are not meant to offer associative
connections with each other – but rather describe the exhibition as a form of material
components and ostensible subject matter. Sources range from the industrial to the domestic,
design and architecture, presenting work at the intersection of imagery and object-hood.
Perspective shifts, physical forms and surface texture engage the viewer offering a vision of
abstraction or at least the contemplation on the currency of the term.

In many cases the works are removed from serial investigations, both blocking its intended
contextualisation and revealing its import by participating in an accordion-like action of
revelation and obduracy. Alternatively, the distinct materials and scales allows the work to
be read as signs and symbols as well as to be seen for themselves, thus briefly obviating a
given work’s metaphysical references.

From left to right 'For a Resolution' & 'Founding Father'

From left to right 'Founding Father' & 'For a Resolution'

Monday, 5 August 2013

Misinformation | Hack The Barbican | The Barbican London | 5th - 29th August 2013

'Double Use'

Plaster, acrylic and varnish

2013

Richard Kirwan, Angus Sanders-Dunache, Alistar Duncan, Hannah Birket and Tim Ellis.

Curated by Alana Lake

Friday, 28 June 2013

Re - View | Identity Contemporary | Hong Kong | June 28 - July 28 - 2013

Abigail Box, Fortes Pakeong Sequeira, Him Lo, Kurt Tong, Jonathan Trayte, Kounosuke Kawakami – and new artists joining us in the past year - Terry Batt, Atsushi Tawa, Nini Sum, Kentaro Kobuke, Timothy Betjeman and Tim Ellis.

Friday, 14 June 2013

Beautiful Things | Next Door Projects Liverpool | Curated by Richard Meaghan | 21st June 2013

'Beautiful Things', Next Door Projects, Unit C19, Albert Dock, Liverpool (curated by Richard Meaghan)

Artists:

Aly Helyer, Iain Andrews, Gordon Cheung, Rui Matsunaga, Wieland Payer, Enzo Marra, Phillip Allen, Dan Coombs, Richard Meaghan, Tom Ormond, Jason Thompson, James Quin, Louise Thomas, Henny Acloque, Jonny Green, Rafal Topolewski, Masakatsu Kondo, John Stark, Andrew Foulds, Ian Rayer-Smith, Joe Packer, Alex Gene Morrison, Tim Ellis, Kevin Hunt, Dave Evans, Nicky McCubbing, Matthew Houlding, Neal Rock.

From Left to right: 'For those that are cast aside' 2013 & 'The others that will not be broken' 2013

'For those that are cast aside'

wood, acrylic and metal fixings

2013

186cm x 22cm x 22cm

'The others that will not be broken'

wood acrylic and metal fixings

2013

155cm x 25cm x 25cm

Wednesday, 22 May 2013

Best Haircuts in History | 33a Dean Street, Soho, London | curated by Cedar Lewisohn | Artists Tim Ellis, Andrew Gilbert, Patricia Ellis, Joel Gray, Cary Kwok

30th May - 29th June

Tim Ellis, Andrew Gilbert, Patricia Ellis, Joel Gray, Cary Kwok

Curated by Cedar Lewisohn

Best Haircuts In History

On the morning of February 2nd, I woke up from a vivid dream. In the dream I had staged an exhibition in a traditional men’s hairdressers in Soho, London. The work or artists in the show were not clear. Just the fact the show was in a hair dresser’s in Soho, London. I didn’t pay too much notice to the dream, but did for some reason decided to update my Facebook status with the details of the previous night’s dream. As soon as I posted the update, people from all around the world started commenting that I should do the show. All day it continued. I thought it was a funny idea, but didn’t really pay it much more attention. Then about two weeks later I was in Soho for a meeting and I happened to work past Gino’s hairdressers, on Dean Street. The old fashioned gents’ hairdressers looked very much like the place in my dream. So I thought I’d go in and have a look.

Inside I spoke to the manger and rather sheepishly told him about my dream. He said I should speak to the people down stairs. This is where I met the team from WE ARE CUTS. I told them about the dream and the idea of doing an exhibition in their place and they kind of liked it. We spoke a couple more times and eventually came up with the idea of a show about The Best Haircuts in History.

The idea of The Best Haircuts show is to take historic haircuts and have contemporary artists make works to celebrate these.

Cedar Lewisohn

BEST HAIRCUTS IN HISTORY. May 30^th-June 29^th. Ginos/We Are Cuts. 33A Dean Street London W1D 4PP---with Tim Ellis, Andrew Gilbert, Patricia Ellis, Joel Gray, Cary Kwok

Opening May 30th, 6.30pm-9pm with performances from mmmmm and Alice Holloway