Timothy Taylor

Wishing a happy birthday to Jorge Eielson who would have turned 101 today!

To mark the centenary of the artist’s birth last year, Timothy Taylor presented “A Room in Rome,” an exhibition which centred on a critical moment in Eielson’s career when he moved from his native Lima to Europe, settling first in Paris and then in Rome. Organised in collaboration with the Jorge Eielson Archive and , this exhibition inaugurated a year of events celebrating his life and artistic work, highlighting the connections that the young artist developed in Europe with other modern artists such as Lucio Fontana, Enrico Castellani, Antoni Tapiès, and Alberto Burri.

Opening next week in New York: a debut presentation by Thai-born, London-based artist James Prapaithong. Join us for the opening on Friday 13 March, from 6–8 pm!

In his gauzy oil paintings, Prapaithong explores the evocative power of light, creating scenes that feel like memories rather than fixed places. Drawing from photographs—both his own and found—he transforms them into intimate, atmospheric compositions that hover between memory and perception, where light becomes both subject and guide.

This exhibition is his first with the gallery and his first solo presentation in the United States: https://timothy-taylor.visitlink.me/vYURlj


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James Prapaithong, "The World Made of Cloud" (detail), 2025; the artist in his studio, February 2026. Photo: Prudence Cuming