Stephen Wiltshire, an autistic savant artist who became famous as a child, has opened a gallery in central London. Karthi Gnanasegaram reports. (1st of Nov 2006) (Nov 2006)
(21st of Oct 2006) Is there an inner-genius in us all? Award winning psychologist, Dr. Allan Snyder, Director of the Centre for the Mind in Sydney, Australia conducts research that reveals the savant skills as the manifestation of brain processes that happen within us all. (Oct 2006)
The first series of the Incredible Phenomena Show featuring Stephen drawing Frankfurt on a giant canvas from memory will be aired on the 13th of September at 8:15pm on RTL Europe. (Sep 2006)
(Aired on the 4th, 11th and 18th of September 2006 on RTE) A Voyage into the brain - presents a series of super-talented savants like Stephen Wiltshire, nicknamed the living camera due to his unbelievably precise drawing by heart. (Sep 2006)
(Aired on the 6th of August 2006 on Prime TV) A Voyage into the brain - presents a series of super-talented savants like Stephen Wiltshire, nicknamed the living camera due to his unbelievably precise drawing by heart. (Aug 2006)
The amazing art world of Stephen Wiltshire. British artist Stephen Wiltshire has an uncanny ability to draw national landmarks and famous buildings in the most detailed manner within minutes of first seeing them. Some experts have described him as an artistic genius. (Mar 2006)
Stephen spent a week in Hong Kong in December 2005 to draw the famous cityscape. He flew over Victoria Harbor on a 20 minute helicopter ride and drew for nearly a week based solely on the visual memory of that ride. "This is my Christmas gift to the people of Hong Kong", said Stephen. (Dec 2005)
Beautiful Minds. Stephen has completed yet an other mindblowing challenge as he produced an astonishing panoramic memory drawing of Rome. (Jun 2005)
Stephen Wiltshire documentary. In May 2005 Stephen was invited to Tokyo, Japan to complete his biggest ever panoramic drawing of this vibrant city well known for its modern architecture. (May 2005)
As a part of the filming he was taken up to a spot where he could observe and memorize the view of the city. Later that day he produced an identical drawing of Berlin. (Dec 2004)
Not a Camera: Stephen Wiltshire exhibition. In October and November 2003, thousands flocked to the Orleans House gallery in Twickenham near London, England, to see the first major retrospective of Stephens work. (Oct 2003)
BBC Fragments Of Genius A documentary which was broadcast in March. Unlocking the brains potential - Dustin Hoffman and real life savant Stephen Wiltshire (Sep 2001)
Fuji TV Japan. Features a memory drawing of Notting Hill, interview and artistic appraisal. Tokyo Broadcasting System. Includes interview and memory drawing of V & A. Filmed in August. CFTO News (Canada) (Sep 1999)
Stephen Wiltshire Documentary (Jan 1993)
ABC 20/20 US American documentary devoted entirely to Stephen which includes material for his fourth book The American Dream, NBC News US February, ABC News US February, CBS Good Morning US, Fashion TV Canada, Scratch TV US, Fuiji TV Japan... (Apr 1992)
BBC QED: The Boy Who Draws Buildings. A half-hour documentary devoted solely to Stephen, which includes shots from the Venice/Russia trip while preparing Floating Cities, BBC Going Live, AVRO Dutch TV February, CBS 60 Minutes (Australia), A documentary shown in May, NBC (US) April, RTE Dublin The Late Late Show, UTV Dublin Opening Nights (Jan 1991)
Stephen was taken to New York by ITN News (Mar 1988)
BBC QED, The Foolish Wise Ones (Sep 1987)