What I Thought I Knew
Arthur Timothy is an architect and painter whose works depict close family members and autobiographical events, specifically in Accra, Ghana where the artist was born, and Sierra Leone, where he lived until the age of 9. The paintings are inspired by small black and white family photographs and are imbued with vibrant colour, added from his memory and imagination, which update and bring life to the original imagery.
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WHAT I THOUGHT I KNEW
BERNIE GRANT ARTS CENTRE | LONDON | 13 JUN – 31 AUG 2024
What I Thought I Knew is the first of two group exhibitions curated by multidisciplinary artist Ronan Mckenzie, and featured works from ten emerging and established artists.
