TIM POMEROY
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Tim Pomeroy
These works are available to view at Kew anytime by appointment.
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Starfruit and Mace at Kew
Mimosa at Kew
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TIM POMEROY
1957 Born in Hamilton, Scotland
1976 -81 Gray’s School of Art, Aberdeen
1983 Lecturer of Gray’s School of Art, Aberdeen
AWARDS
1980 Elsie Byrne travelling scholarship
1983 Benno Schotz prize winner
1983 EIS Prize winner
1984 Young Artists Bursary SAC
2005 Crispin Oday Sculpture prize, Discerning Eye Exhibition
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2024 Beaux Arts Gallery, London
2020 Beaux Arts Gallery, London
2019 The Two Gentlemen of Arran.(with the late Craigie Aitchison) Merville Galleries, Holland, Park, London
2018 Marble Slate Wood , New Sculptures by Tim Pomeroy, The Fine Art Society , Edinburgh
2017 Ritual Geometries, New sculptures by Tim Pomeroy, The Fine Art Society London
2015 Tim Pomeroy. Contemporary Sacred, The Fine Art Society, Edinburgh.
2014 Tim Pomeroy recent stone carvings Fine Art Society, London
2011 Tim Pomeroy,The Natural Hewn: The Practical, Honed Agnews Gallery, London
2009 Tim Pomeroy, Agnews Gallery , London
2006 Drawings and sculptures for Operahouse project, Arran
2004 Tim Pomeroy, recent work, Glasgow Vennel Gallery, Irvine
2002 Tim Pomeroy, sculpture and drawings, McHardy Sculpture Co. London
1999 Tim Pomeroy, sculpture and drawings, McHardy Sculpture Co. London
1997 Working with Architects, James Cunning Young and Partners Glasgow
1996 Set and costume design, Macbeth, Lanark Memorial Hall
1991 Camouflage Reviewed Ordnance Surveyed, Edinburgh Festival Fringe
1990 Turkish and Sauna Baths, Edinburgh Festival Fringe
1987 Tim Pomeroy Paintings, Edinburgh Festival Fringe
1986 Strathaven Town Mill
1985 Edinburgh College of Art
1985 Aberdeen College of Art
1984 Metamorphoses
1983 Liberty on the Barricades touring exhibition
– Stirling Smith Art Gallery
– Peacock Gallery, Craigavon, Northern Ireland
– Edinburgh festival Fringe
– Wishaw Library Lanarkshire
1982 Themes and Variations Edinburgh Festival Fringe
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
Hayward Annual
London Group
Aberdeen Artists
The Rock Drill and Beyond 1998, Inverness Museum
New York Art Fair 2007
Grosvenor House Art Fair 2009
Jerwood Drawing Prize 2009-2010
Discerning Eye 2010
Compass Gallery, Memory Show (touring) 2011/12
Fine Art Society 2012, (Contemporary Carving)
PUBLIC SCULPTURE COMMISSIONS
1985/6 Of Arms and the Man, Hamilton
1993 Fledgling, Blackwood Park
1995 Font, Provand’s Lordship, Glasgow
1996 Tree of People, Hamilton
1997 Plough Chapelhill, Hamilton
2006 Four sculptures for the National Trust for Scotland,
Merkland Wood , Isle of Arran ( installed May 06)
2006 Clashach Spiral, Harbour Arts Centre Irvine (installed
Sept.06)
2008 The Beatson Oncology unit Gartnavel Hospital
2010/11 Sculpted Facade Carnoustie Golf Club Pro Centre,
2010/11 Font, St Andrew’s Cathedral, Glasgow
2010/11 Tree of Life, Cawdor Castle gardens
PUBLIC PAINTING COMMISSIONS
1985-86 Mural, Balloch Castle, Dumbartonshire
PUBLIC COLLECTIONS
Gray’s School of Art
Leeds City Art Gallery
Educational Institute for Scotland
Leicestershire Education Authority
Clydesdale District Council
Glasgow City Council
Strathclyde University
Esme Fairbairn Foundation, London
North Ayrshire Council
National Trust for Scotland
The Beatson, Gartnavel Hospital
Duke of Devonshire (Chatsworth Ho.)
The Archdiocese of Glasgow
The Dowager Countess of Cawdor
Kelvingrove Museum and Art Gallery
National Museum of Scotland
PRESS RELEASE Tim Pomeroy with Beaux Arts London
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The famous Baptismal Font in the interior of St Andrews Cathedral, designed and sculpted by Tim Pomeroy, in 2011. It is carved from Carrara marble with over 166 characters, starting as a 9 x 2 metre-block and was driven on a lorry by Barrattini from Tuscany to Scotland. The finished Baptismal font is 1.25 x 1.25 metres and weighs 4 tonnes.
“Carrara marble is the best marble on the planet. It comes from the Polvaccio Basin where Michelangelo chose the blocks of marble for the Tomb of Pope Julius II and for his masterpiece the Pietà. Canova’s ‘The Three Graces’ was made from the same marble from the same quarry.”
“I was in the area in 2002 for an exhibition where a client asked to commission a marble version of a black bronze work being shown. It was a life-changing moment. I was introduced to the amazing Signore Franco Barrattini who still sources the best marble from the quarry for me today.”
Tim Pomeroy
Bapstimal Font St Andrews
Bapstimal Font St Andrews (Detail)