Bibilography & Contact


Tam Joseph is represented by

Felix & Spear
71 St. Mary's Road, London W5 5RG
Tel: 020 8566 1574

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The works of Tam Joseph are in private and national collections including:

  • The Arts Council
  • The Victoria & Albert Museum
  • The Museum of London
  • Wolverhampton Art Gallery
  • Kelvingrove Gallery
  • Ben Uri Gallery
  • Contemporary Art Society
  • Sheffield City Art Gallery
  • Camden Libraries
  • Bradford City Museum
  • Newlyn Orion

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Tam Joseph born in Dominica in 1947 is without doubt an accomplished painter, illustrator, graphic artist, printmaker and sculptor. Joseph came to London at the age of eight and studied the Foundation Course at the Central School of Art London in 1967, followed by the BA in Fine Art at the Slade School of Fine Art but quit the Course after a few months and began his 1960’s whirlwind nomadic tour of Europe, Turkey, Iran, Afghanistan Pakistan & India. 20 years later he continued his journey of instruction and discovery in Africa where he has visited, Nigeria, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Togo and Senegal. The eclectic spirit of the Bohemian has played a definitive role in Joseph’s multifaceted exploration of contemporary realities, exploring the many inspirations, aspirations, and contradictions that shape those realities. Joseph’s work is often figurative, personal, ephemeral and idiosyncratic, with a surrealistic take on life as he sees it.

Tam Joseph studio is based in London and he has been engaged in active studio practice since the 1980’s and has taken part in solo and group exhibitions.
Joseph’s works are in many corporate collections, including the Arts Council and images of his works have been reproduced by diverse publications including Harpers Magazine, Blood Axe Books and 20th Century Painters and Sculptors (Thames and Hudson, 1990) Shoukadoh Bookstore Kyoto, Japan

Two of his best known paintings are "Spirit of the Carnival", a reference to the Notting Hill Carnival and UK School Report.

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