Memory of the future / Beit Aba Hush Gallery

MEMORY OF THE FUTURE

A group show of Israeli artists that was recently on view in Berlin, Germany at  The Verein Berliner Künstler, will be exhibited in Haifa, Israel at Beit Aba Hushi Gallery.

Israeli artist Dorit Jordan Dotan will be an exhibitor in the group show.  Opening November 22, 2015.  This exhibition celebrates 50 years of friendship between Israel & Germany, with the support of the Israeli Foreign Ministry – Art and Culture Department.

Curated by the Israeli artist Aviva Shemer 

Between Germany and Israel, the relationship is both political and historical.  Politics and history have created complex barriers which challenge German and Israeli artists to take the initiative to overcome these formidable obstacles – with the goal of not ignoring these challenges, but of transforming them into opportunities for mutual cultural enrichment.

This creates an exciting opportunity for artists to explore both our differences and our shared similarities, historical, political, and cultural.   

Images credit: Dorit Jordan Dotan, Aviva Shemer, Nurit Eppstein.

MEMORY OF THE FUTURE

A group show of Israeli artists that was recently on view in Berlin, Germany at  The Verein Berliner Künstler, will be exhibited in Haifa, Israel at Beit Aba Hushi Gallery.

Israeli artist Dorit Jordan Dotan will be an exhibitor in the group show. Opening November 22, 2015.  This exhibition celebrates 50 years of friendship between Israel & Germany, with the support of the Israeli Foreign Ministry – Art and Culture Department.

Curated by the Israeli artist Aviva Shemer 

Between Germany and Israel, the relationship is both political and historical.  Politics and history have created complex barriers which challenge German and Israeli artists to take the initiative to overcome these formidable obstacles – with the goal of not ignoring these challenges, but of transforming them into opportunities for mutual cultural enrichment.

This creates an exciting opportunity for artists to explore both our differences and our shared similarities, historical, political, and cultural.   

Images credit: Dorit Jordan Dotan, Aviva Shemer, Nurit Eppstein.