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Dr John Timberlake

Senior Lecturer in Fine Art Studio Practices

John Timberlake
  • School Faculty of Arts and Creative Industries

  • Department Design & Creative Practice

  • Location London

Research activities

Painting

Photography

Drawing

Installation

Artists' Publications in the 1990s

Landscape


Current Teaching

John Timberlake is Senior Lecturer in Fine Art Studio Practices. He leads module FNA3203 Self Directed Practice and Making Public and supervises MPhil / PhD research.


Biography

John Timberlake was born in Lancashire in 1967. He studied Fine Art at Brighton Polytechnic, the Whitney Museum of American Art Independent Study Program, New York (where he was a Van Lier Fellow) and Goldsmiths, University of London. Focused on conceptions of landscape as a construct of time as well as space and location, Timberlake works principally with painting, photography and drawing.  John Timberlake’s work is held in a number of public and private collections in Britain, Europe and the US, including the Imperial War Museum, London, the Barts and Royal London Hospital NHS Trust, and the West Collection, Oaks, Pennsylvania. Timberlake was a co-editor of the artist-produced periodical Everything Magazine from 1994-2002. His solo-authored monograph Landscape and the Science Fiction Imaginary was published by Intellect / University of Chicago Press in 2018.  John Timberlake is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

Publications