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Previous exhibitions

Solo exhibition 'Rooftop'

Private - invite only

September 2024 - November 2024

In the heart of Antwerp, on a special pop-up location, Tom is presenting a large selection of new work.

 

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Solo exhibition

'Hurry up and wait' The Rotterdam Edition

17 mei 2022 - 19 juni 2022

Galerie Weisbard, Karl Weisbardstraat 175, Rotterdam

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Solo exhibition

'Hurry up and wait' Antwerp

24th of October 2020 until January 31st 2021

Gert Voorjans, Leopoldplaats 11, 2000 Antwerpen

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Artist Tom Barman (°1972, BE), known as a musician (dEUS, Taxiwars) and film director (Any way the wind blows), proves to be a gifted photographer as well. On tour he started experimenting with his camera during dead moments waiting for his next performance. Photography turned out to be a perfect way of exploring a city and creating at the same time. ‘Everything else I do is so time-consuming and involves many people. Photography is fast and straightforward. It offers me instant gratification for a change’. This entanglement of speed and directness is reflected in the title of his book and exhibition: Hurry up and wait. Barman creates intuitively and depicts whatever catches his eye, be it candyfloss, a detail of a scratch or his own shadow. The seductive images give us a glimpse of his personal story. Barman surrenders to his subconscious mind when he is shooting his succulently coloured, eclectic world.

Group exhibition: 'A Tree'

May 2020 until July 2020

Stieglitz19, Klapdorp 2, 2000 Antwerpen 

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A group exhibition with the theme 'A Tree'. Tom's picture 'A good, fine tree' was featured. Other artists were Ren Hang, Cai Dong Dong, Sun Yanchu , Cai Huanhe , Lara Gasparotto , Thomas Vandenberghe, Sybren Vanoverberghe, Boris Thiebaut, Beatrice Lortet, Cassio Vasconcellos, Daido Moriyama, Juanan Requena and more. 

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Yearly Exhibition 

November 2019 until October 2020

Hof van Cleve Riemegemstraat 1, 9770 Kruisem

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In Hof van Cleve, Belgium's only 3-star restaurant, artist Kris Martin curates yearly expositions. The work of the curator himself, Tine Guns, David Claerbout has been shown. Tom Barman followed these impressive names. In 2021 Carole Vanderlinden will be shown.

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