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Pascal Hachem Pascal Hachem, Soulangh Artist Village in Tainan City, Taiwan, 2015
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Pascal Hachem Vertical Procession, 2014
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Pascal Hachem Blue Collar / White Collar, 2013
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Pascal Hachem You Always Want What The Other Has (Edition 2013), installation view of the corridor, 2013
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Pascal Hachem You Always Want What The Other Has (Edition 2013), installation view of the room 2, 2013
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Pascal Hachem You Always Want What The Other Has (Edition 2013), installation view of the room 3, 2013
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Pascal Hachem Born With A Golden Spoon, 2013
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Pascal Hachem Between Heaven and Earth, 2013
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Pascal Hachem in.nate.ness, 2010
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Pascal Hachem It's Hush Hush, 2010
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Pascal Hachem Au Suivant, 2010
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Pascal Hachem Please Touch, 2010
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Pascal Hachem Shout, 2010
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Pascal Hachem Slow Food, 2010
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Pascal Hachem Keep Sharpening Your Knife And It Will Blunt, 2010
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Pascal Hachem I'll Race You, 2008
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Pascal Hachem Contact Sheet, 2009
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Pascal Hachem Split, 2008
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Pascal Hachem Colors Notebook, 2006
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Pascal Hachem Kaak, 2003
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Pascal Hachem Banquet of Law, 2007
Texts
- Pascal Hachem CV
- Press Review_1
- Press Review_2
- Phaidon.com, 2013
- Atpdiary.com, 2013
- IBRAAZ.org, 2013
- Huffpost.com, 2013
- BlouinArtinfo, 2013
- Dailystar.com, 2012
- Art Review, 2010
- Financial Times, 2010
- Canvas Guide, 2010
- L'Uomo Vogue, 2010
- Corriere della Sera, 2010
- La Repubblica, 2010
- Artkey/Teknemedia, 2010
- Zero Roma, 2010
- Tages-Anziger, 2006
Exhibitions
- Pascal Hachem | You Always Want What The Other Has (Edition 2013) 27/9/2013 - 7/12/2013
- Pascal Hachem - in.nate.ness 24/6/2010 - 31/7/2010
Pascal Hachem was born in Beirut, Lebanon in 1979, where he currently lives and works.
He studied in Lebanon from 1997 to 2002 and during this time he manifested his propensity as an artist by embarking upon a series of ‘actions’ or installations in Beirut. Given the volatile social and political situation in Beirut, he felt the need to venture beyond the shelter of university and confront the reality of the city in its public realm. These actions have caught the attention of international press as well as bringing together local communities.
Hachem is inspired by aspects of everyday life in the Beirut, which often contextualise his way of thinking in such an unconscious way that his work cannot escape the influence of its environment. He does not impose a set of rules upon himself, but rather is prompted by nothing but a single impressionable moment, to produce. As a result, he has built a collection of work using various mediums, including his own body as well as elements and forms of everyday life.
In 2012 Hachem was awarded The Boghossian Prize, section sculpture and installation, by the Boghossian Foundation, Brussels. His first monograph was published in 2012 entitled Pascal Hachem and distributed by Idea Book, the Netherlands.
More recently, Hachem’s work has been exhibited internationally at the following institutions and galleries: The Mosaic Rooms, London; Soulangh Cultural Park, Tainan, Taiwan; Federica Schiavo Gallery, Italy; Cestia Pyramid, Rome, Italy; Selma Feriani Gallery, London and Tunisia; Casa Arabe, Madrid, Spain; Gwangju Museum of Art, Gwangju, South Korea; dak’art biennale, Dakar, Senegal; Fondazione Merz, Turin, Italy; The International Istanbul Theatre Festival, Istanbul, Turkey.
Selected artist talks include the Victoria and Albert Museum in London (2017), The Mosaic Rooms in London - moderated by Asad Raza (2017), City Gallery Wellington in New Zealand (2016) and Art Basel Talks in Switzerland (2014).
Selected solo and group exhibitions: Portemanteau/Play with The Rules, Milwaukee Art Museum (MAM), Wisconsin, USA (2018); Mosaic Room, London, UK (2017); Selma Feriani Gallery, Sidi Bou Said, Tunis (2016); Carwan Gallery, Beirut, Lebanon (2016); Beirut Art Center, Beirut, Lebanon (2015); Soulangh Artist Village, Tainan City, Taiwan (2015); Torre Orsaia, Salerno, Italy (2014); Federica Schiavo Gallery, Rome, Italy (2013); Selma Feriani Gallery, London, UK (2013); Public Spaces = A Place for Action, Bcharre, Lebanon (2013); Workshop Gallery, Beirut, Lebanon (2013); Palazzo Gargasole, Gagliano del Capo, Lecce, Italy (2012); Carthage Museum, Tunis, Tunisia (2012); Federica Schiavo Gallery and Cestia Pyramid, Rome, Italy (2010); Selma Feriani Gallery, London, UK (2010); Selma Feriani Gallery, London, UK (2009); Fondazione Merz, Turin, Italy (2009); Cinema City, Beirut, Lebanon (2008); PROGR, Bern, Switzerland (2008); X Wohnungen, International Istanbul Theatre Festival, Istanbul, Turkey (2008); Festival Belluard Bollwerk International, Fribourg, Switzerland (2007); Triennale di Milano, Milan, Italy (2007); Centre Pompidou, Paris, France (2006).
Selected Awards: Première Place en Sculpture, VIIe édition des Jeux de la Francophonie, Nice, France (2013); Art and Dialogue Between the Cultures of the East and the West, The Boghossian Foundation, Beirut, Lebanon (2012).
His first monographic catalogue, titled Pascal Hachem – Beirut 2012, has been published and produced in 2012 by Federica Schiavo Gallery, Rome and Selma Feriani Gallery, London.