Hadley + Maxwell
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Colour Field for Charlie, 2008 Vintage Ludwig Snare drum (1967), Wittner mahogany metronome, event carpet, par 56 stage light with tripod and red filter, custom finish. From: Hadley + Maxwell | ||
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A Room For Thought, Floor with stool, 2004 from The Décor Project, 2002-2006: a series of nine images
| Installation view Foreground: The Jury, Like the Chorus, Draws its Voice from the Thickness of the Air, 2009
| When the Horizon is Upended, 2010 Altered antique tables, magazine, crochet doily, book, mirror, paper doily, hand-carved wood figure, oil paint From: Hadley + Maxwell |
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Baroque Baroque (for Lady Mitford), 2009 Single channel video projecton, tripod, mirror, 9.13 looped. Edition of 3 From: Hadley + Maxwell | Idiot Cover, 2010 Collage text on paper, 16 x 8 1/4" |
Hadley + Maxwell work in a variety of media including sculpture, video, installation, and sound. Their work is a reflection on the conditions of collaboration, engaging relations between public and private property, cultural history and memory. The couple first started working together when they met at Emily Carr University in Vancouver. They have been exhibiting there work since the late 1990s and have lived in Berlin since 2006. Their writing and image-based projects have appeared in publications including Art Lies!, the Fillip Review, Modart, Public, C Magazine, and Prefix Photo.
Hadley + Maxwell exhibit internationally, with recent solo exhibitions at Kunstverein Göttingen (Germany, 2009); SMART Project Space, Amsterdam (2010); and Samsa, Berlin (2010); and have participated in recent group exhibitions including Invitation to an Infiltration, Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver (2010), Manif d'art (Quebec Biennale, 2010), Kurt, Seattle Art Museum, (2010) and It's The End Of The World (As We Know It), La Kunsthalle Mulhouse. France. Their work was also featured in If We Can’t Get it Together at the Power Plant, Toronto (2008), How Soon is Now, Vancouver Art Gallery (2009) and Nomads, National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa (2009).
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