Tim Holmes

Timeless art for troubled times

Syzygy

Sculpture

Struggle and hope are our common themes, expressed most poignantly through the human figure.

Phosphorescent Night

Painting

A curious look at a wonderfully dynamic world; humans infused with nature and nature infused with meaning.


There are several series to explore.

Jimmy Carter with Holmes award

Social Art

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Drawing

Thoughts tumble out in various and surprising ways. 

The freest aspect of bringing ideas into visual form!

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Prints

Much of the images are availalbe as limited edition prints. They are affordable for anyone. And if you don't believe it, please contact us!

Public speed painting

Weird Projects

Art is not a thing but a lifestyle. It leads in many weird and wonderful directions, from music and comedy to social engineering and bridging projects. Explore below.

The Artist

Interview on Russian TV at the Hermitage

Tim Holmes is the first American artist ever invited to give a solo exhibit at the Hermitage in St. Petersburg, Russia, the world’s largest art museum, where his sculptures remain on permanent exhibit. His work has gained notice among some of the world’s peacemakers, from the Chinese dissident students of Tiananmen Square to the Physicians for Social Responsibility. Jimmy Carter, Czech hero Vaclav Havel, and the late Coretta Scott King are among Holmes’ best-known collectors.

Holmes has created many international projects such as the U.N. Women’s Peace Prize and other peace awards. He has worked with Archbishop Desmond Tutu in efforts to create an international peace center on Robben Island, the gulag where President Nelson Mandela and thousands of others were imprisoned during the dark apartheid years and on South Africa’s bid for the Olympics. Though Holmes is most well known for sculpture he works in a variety of media, all pointing toward a more responsive, cooperative and sustainable future.

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