Vanessa, Insole Court, Llandaff 2018
(This House Is A Stage)
By Eva Hesse, Maybe, 2018
(from Death's Door, with Charles Darwent)
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Transplant and Life, Shaine, Portsmouth 2017
Barnfield People, Woolwich, London 2017
Lucy’s Breakfast, Sevenoaks, Kent 2016
About Soul, London 2015 - 2017
Wedding Dress, Praga, Warsaw 2016
Swings, Newham, London 2015
Central Park, New York 2015
Myriam, I Am Not The Cancer, Paris 2014
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Laugh a Minute, Bunadoon, Austraila 2013
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Vergeltungswaffen, London 2012
Window Note, 11th Avenue, New York 2011
(Lobbies Project)
Heathrow Prayer Room, London 2011
(Lobbies Project)
In Between Days, Brisbane, London 2011
Drainage Bag, UK 2011
(Couples Project) For the website, click here
Thanksgiving, New York 2010
Jewish Museum, Brussels 2010
(Lobbies Project)
Nicki Minaj, New York 2010
(Famous Faces Project)
Nicolas Cage New York 2010
(Famous Faces Project)
Hour, London Festival of Music 2009
(with Chris Letcher)
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Mr Smeeth, Portsmouth 2008.
From Open
ITU, Tate Britain, London 2007
(with John Wynne)
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Transplant, 2006 - 2008
(with John Wynne)
Miss World, Natchez, Mississippi 2008
Mum, Banstead, Surrey 2008
We Are All The Same, Royal Marsden Hospital, London 2005
Hanging Map, Modern Art Oxford, 2005
Stop The War, London 2005
Birds And Signs, Ochopee, Florida 2004
Dr. Eric Bookhardt says: 'Photography has been called the most democratic of all art forms because of it’s uniquely direct relationship with the world around us. For instance, British photographer Tim Wainwright is famous for his portraits, not only of notables such as Princess Diana and author John Grisham, but also of the impoverished slum dwellers of Bombay and the long-term mentally ill of London. He also has a more subtle side seen in his Palma show of ‘abstract’ photographs made on both sides of the Atlantic between 1999 and 2004. Ranging from graphic close-ups of agricultural tools and unlikely views of Victoria station to his even more unlikely, if not downright loopy, panoramas of buzzards swooping over the pre-fab landscapes of south Florida, Wainwright reveals that art is where you find it.'
Wheelchair, Fort Myers, Florida 2003
Bay House, Gulf Port, Mississippi 2002
Communion Piece, Medjugorje 2001
Mum’s Shoes, Queensland, Australia 2000
Victoria Platform, London 1999
Marko Matysic, couturier, London 1998
Healers, UK 1997 - 1999
Thom Stoelker, designer, London 1996
Lady Elwes, Chelsea, London 1995
(Ghost Stories Project)
Allowed To Speak, London 1993 - 1996
Hutment People, Mumbai 1983 - 1985
Authors, UK 1980 - 1990
Portraits, ICA New Contemporaries, 1977