Harlan Levey Projects 1080
Discover"Tom and Sue" - TR Ericsson
"Tom and Sue" - TR Ericsson
Two portraits are at the heart of the exhibition: one of Sue and the other of Tom. One shows a young woman aging, the other expresses a young man searching for his voice like her. Sue's portrait consists of a 7-volume letter book entitled "ALL MY LOVE ALWAYS NO MATTER WHAT", which illustrates each written or recorded recording of Susan Robinson's voice. Tom's portrait, entitled "SAD YOUNG MAN ON A TRAIN", consists of 107 paintings done between 1992 and 2002, just before Sue's death. When combined, they produce a comprehensive portrait of filial love, grief, joy and existential crisis. The exhibition also features the first painting by TR Ericsson since 2002. (“Consistencies” by Sean Crossley): consistencies presents a body of paintings that incorporate notions of commerce, coherence and segmentation into the subject matter and form of the works themselves.
Two portraits are at the heart of the exhibition: one of Sue and the other of Tom. One shows a young woman aging, the other expresses a young man searching for his voice like her. Sue's portrait consists of a 7-volume letter book entitled "ALL MY LOVE ALWAYS NO MATTER WHAT", which illustrates each written or recorded recording of Susan Robinson's voice. Tom's portrait, entitled "SAD YOUNG MAN ON A TRAIN", consists of 107 paintings done between 1992 and 2002, just before Sue's death. When combined, they produce a comprehensive portrait of filial love, grief, joy and existential crisis. The exhibition also features the first painting by TR Ericsson since 2002. (“Consistencies” by Sean Crossley): consistencies presents a body of paintings that incorporate notions of commerce, coherence and segmentation into the subject matter and form of the works themselves.
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Harlan Levey Projects (HLP) was co-founded by Wing Lam Kwok and Harlan Levey in Brussels, Belgium in 2013. Initially a project space for social dialogue and cross-disciplinary conversation, HLP turned its core focus to collaboration and support of ambitious and innovative artistic practice. The gallery works closely with a small group of artists, tending for narrative-driven, conceptual and often research-based work, which explores various social, scientific and technological phenomena. In 2021, the gallery opened a second location (HLP 1080) with over 250 sq m of exhibition space as well as artist studios and storage facilities. This new space hosts a maximum of 4 exhibitions a year, taking a slow approach and offering more time for reflection. In addition to its exhibitions at both of its Brussels' venues, HLP is committed to knowledge creation and transfer, producing a public program, which includes educational activities, such as residencies, lectures and workshops.
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