2x2x2__010: Gabriel Hartley: Postcards at 2x2x2

Date__: August 7 - 14, August 22 - September 11, 2021
※ Opening hours: 2pm - 8pm / Thur - Sat.
※ The galley bill be closed for the summer holidays from August 15 - August 21.

Photography__: Fuyumi Murata, all images copyright and courtesy of the artists and im labor.

Press release__: im labor is pleased to announce a solo exhibition titled 'Postcards' by British painter Gabriel Hartley. The exhibition runs concurrently with an online exhibition, 'Postcards' at Foxy Production (NY).; In the first half of the exhibition, videos of Hartley's postcard drawing series, which has been part of his routine for 15 years, will be running in the window space 24 hours a day throughout the exhibition.
The gallery space is open to the public from the second part of the exhibition, which opens on August 22.
Please kindly note that the first half of the exhibition will only be in the window space.

About the Artist__: Gabriel Hartley (London, UK, 1981) lives and works in Tokyo, Japan. He holds a BA in Fine Art from Chelsea College of Art and Design, London, and a Post Graduate Diploma in Fine Art from the Royal Academy Schools, London.; Selected exhibitions include: “OF,” Seventeen, London, (solo)(2020); “Waterwood," Foxy Production, New York, NY (solo)(2019/2020); "The Sleeping Procession,” CASS Projects, Cass Sculpture Foundation, Goodwood, West Sussex, UK; “Landscapes,” Seventeen, London, UK (solo) (both 2018); “Reliefs,” Foxy Production, New York, NY (solo); “A Rose Without a ‘why’, It blooms because it blooms,” Carl Freedman Gallery, London, UK (both 2016); “Basic Instinct,” Seventeen, London, UK; “Lozenges,” Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, UK (solo) (both 2015); “The Moving Museum,” London, UK (2013); “Slap,” Praz-Delavallade, Paris, France (solo) (2012); “Arte Furini Contemporanea,” Rome (solo) (2011); “Gabriel Hartley,” Swallow Street, London, UK (solo); “Jerwood Contemporary Painting Prize,” Jerwood Space, London, UK (both 2009); “John Moores Painting Prize,” Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool, UK; and “Parade Space,” London, UK (both 2008).; Hartley’s works are in the permanent collections of the University of Chicago; Hood Museum of Art, Hanover and the San Antonio Museum of Art.