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I am a German black man and I think that, the human genius is in all of us, without distinction of colour of the skin, culture, ethnicity, development/standard of living or social position – we are purely human beings. But, you, Stephen Wiltshire, your mastermind is incredible and inexplicable. You show how big the genius or barely the brain of the human being can achieve – “unthinkable admirable and pretty impossible.” You are the (most) greatest genius of the world. I just say: wow! (Israel) READ ON...

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Royal Bank of Scotland

My past and future exhibitions all around the world

Stephen officially opened the new extension of his gallery on Thursday the 11th of March. The exhibition space showcases selected new works including the last panorama in the series.

The Gallery will be open again tomorrow from 10:00

Extraordinary People - Part 3

I discovered this artist in London and since then have been fascinated ever since. Although Autistic he has been drawing since a tender age and some of his work is even drawn from memory, a brilliant artist with a very interesting story.(Loines Furnival) READ ON...

Oliver Sacks (Floating Cities)

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"It should not be imagined, for a moment, that Stephen's perceptions or art are confined to buildings. His first drawings, as a child, were of animals, and these would make a delightful subject. When I saw Stephen in 1989, I gave him a rosebud on a branch, and he did quite a lovely drawing of this. And right from the start, since his 'wickedly clever' caricatures when he was seven, Stephen was enjoyed portraying people, either 'straight' or commonly in amiable cartoons.

(Dr Oliver Sacks, Stephen Wiltshire: Floating Cities, 1991)

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