| The beholder literally and physically gets lost
in the symbolic, a dwarf in the forest of signs. This is the size
of things unnameable. They are too big for words, and the question
is whether it helps to make the words bigger.
— Lars Bang Larsen, from “HK”
I see you laughing, red lit with eyes like smoke: Everybody’s
looking at you, but you’re looking through them, past them:
You’re caught somewhere between perception and reality, between
image and life.
— Will Bradley, from “The Glamour”
Tom O’Sullivan (1971, Great Britain). Joanne Tatham (1967, Great
Britain).
Selected Solo Exhibitions: 2003: Kunsthaus Glarus,
Switzerland; The Modern Institute,Glasgow; 2001: Tramway, Glasgow;
2000: Transmission, Glasgow; 1999: 24hrs Window, Glasgow; The Modern
Institute, Glasgow.
Selected Group Exhibitions: 2003: 50a Biennale di
Venezia; 2002: My Head Is on Fire, but My Heart is Full of Love, Charlottenborg,
Copenhagen; The Best Book About Pessimism I Ever Read, Kunstverein
Braunshweig; The Nostalgia of Dum, Edinburgh College of Art; Berlin
Biennale 2; 2000: Then There Is No Mountain, Then There Is, Ganerator,
Dundee; Tonight, The Modern Institute, Glasgow; Museum Magogo, PB,
Melbourne; The Evil Eye, Glasgow Project Room, Glasgow.
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