ROTATING EXHIBITION

“CHAMBRE d’AMIS”

CHAMBRE d’ AMIS (Dallas): Park House Edition Park House Dallas, in partnership with Harlan Levey Projects, presents Chambre d’ Amis (Dallas): Park House Edition, an exhibition celebrating a decade of Dallas-Belgium artistic exchange. The show gathers works by several artists from past Dallas editions, timed to the 40th anniversary of Jan Hoet’s landmark 1986 exhibition Chambres d’ Amis.

Harlan Levey Projects

A Decade of Artistic Exchange Between Dallas and Belgium Celebrated at Park House

This September, Harlan Levey Projects will present an overview of Chambre d’ Amis (Dallas) at Park House — the club’s first international collaboration, marking more than a decade of artistic exchange between Dallas and Belgium. Harlan Levey Projects participated in the Dallas Art Fair from 2015 through 2020, building lasting relationships withartists, collectors, and institutions across the city. These connections led to the 2024 launch of Chambre d’ Amis (Dallas): a series of intimate gatherings in private homes where artists create site-responsive interventions, followed by conversations among artists, institutional curators, and audiences. The Park House presentation arrives at a significant moment. Later this year, a new edition of Chambre d’ Amis (Dallas) will mark the 40th anniversary of Jan Hoet’s landmark 1986 exhibition, Chambre d’ Amis. Philippe Van Cauteren, the Director of S.M.A.K. in Ghent, Belgium, will travel to Dallas for the occasion, and speak with the artist Marcin Dudek. The September and November editions coincide with a major installation of Dudek’s work at The Warehouse in Dallas. Fellow Chambre d’ Amis artist Emmanuel Van der Auwera will present a solo exhibition at Dallas Contemporary next April. The Park House presentation will also feature works by Haseeb Ahmed, TR Ericsson, and Sheida Soleimani, all past participants in the Dallas editions. TR Ericsson is exhibiting alongside Dudekat The Warehouse, while Soleimani’s work is currently on display at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York. Ericsson and Van der Auwera’s works are held in the collection of the Dallas Museum of Art. What began in Dallas has since expanded internationally, with editions now taking place in Brussels, Cleveland, and Hong Kong. The Park House presentation offers a chance to reflect on how a project rooted in hospitality, conversation, and contemporary art has grown into an international platform —while remaining deeply connected to the city where it began.

For inquiries or to purchase works of art, please contact Harlan Levey Projects' Winnie Kwok: winnie@hl-projects.com. The information sheet is linked below.