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An extended reality (XR) exhibition of new works by Alex Hartley, featuring for the first time examples of British modernist architecture.
In his acclaimed ongoing series The Houses, Alex Hartley brings together photographic and overlaid painterly elements to examine the idea of the viewpoint, the frame and the boundary – between interior and exterior, manmade and natural environments, public and private space, two and three dimensions.
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Exhibition
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October 19 2024
Now on view: Alex Hartley’s new commission for the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter
The work is on view as part of Dartmoor: A Radical Landscape, a major group exhibition (19 October 2024–23 February 2025) exploring the region's evocative landscape through photography, film, and Land Art. Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter -
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Exhibition
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March 11 2024
Alex Hartley features in Decennium at Hestercombe Gallery
On view 23 March–7 July 2024, the exhibition celebrates ten years of Hestercombe Gallery and reflects on a decade of making and showing through the work of over twenty artists. Taunton, Somerset -
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Interview
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May 10 2023
Alex Hartley talks to Wallpaper* about his new exhibition Closer Than Before
‘I always hope I can surprise people and then drive people from one work to another to try and forge connections…’ Thea Hawlin, Wallpaper* -
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Exhibition
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August 10 2022
Alex Hartley features in Watou 2022: Sense of Place
On view until 4 September 2022, Hartley's Watou Grow Room is an abandoned ‘grow house’ in a former café in Watou. The installation shows the waste and technical paraphernalia of an abandoned cannabis plantation. Although the exact crop is not specified, ‘someone’ here has gone to great lengths to increase production and hide what is going on. Watou, Belgium
