Tim Stoner (born 1970 in Essex) is an English painter. Growing up in London, he attended Leyton Sixth Form College. 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, and worked at the British School at Rome during the same year.

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|+ Solo Exhibitions

! Year !! Exhibition !! Venue !! Location

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| 2025 || Negative Space || Pace London || London

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| 2022 || The Woven Field || Vardaxoglou || London

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| 2022 || Toil Stories (curated by Louis Blanc-Francard) || Vortic || Online

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| 2021 || Uprooted || Vardaxoglou || London

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| 2020 || Al-Andalus || Modern Art || London

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| 2018 || Works on Paper 2013-18 || Modern Art || London

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| 2016 || Wisdom of the Crowd || Modern Art || London

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| 2007 || - || Alison Jacques Gallery || London

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| 2004 || Sombrero || Engholm Engelhorn Gallerie || Vienna

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| 2003 || Affinity || Junge Kunst || Wolfsburg

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| 2002 || Rise and Fall || The Approach || London

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| 2002 || The Power of Partnership || Stedelijk Museum Bureau || Amsterdam

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| 2001 || Natives || Kerstin Engholm Gallerie || Vienna

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| 2000 || Cash If You Die, Cash If You Don’t || The Approach || London

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| 2000 || Coupled || fig-1 || London

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| 1999 || Freeholders || Henry Peacock Gallery || London

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|+ Group Exhibitions