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Innovative ceramic sculptures. Sculptures which combine the ancient with the new, as well as a unique approach to the material being used. The sculptures form new connections between the ceramic matter and other materials, a new and different outcome is created.
Works range on the scale of realism from a meticulous representation of reality to a more relaxed and expressive painting. The themes of the work include still life, landscape and paintings of figures
A Painter and Sculptor who’s work focuses on abstract and symbolic sculptures, moulded from a combination of iron and brass. Otter is an expressive artist. The lines and silhouettes of his sculptures are inspired by the people in his life, both past and present. His sculptures embody movement, while the empty spaces within them create substance and meaning.
Igal Ram, born 1974 in Israel, Igal draw and sketch on and off roughly since I was 5, but have taken up painting only recently.
Most of his latest works are outdoors ("en pleinair"), with pastels or oils, featuring the light, the people and the landscapes of Tel Aviv, where he lives
His works are "imaginary stories" influenced by landscapes of the Land of Israel and parallel naïve art/children's paintings. Works in mixed media on canvas or on wood.
Flax paints the urban and natural Israeli landscape in a figurative fashion. Her compositions describe a soft stillness, a perspective that stretches out to the horizon. They make us feel as if time has stopped in order for us to appreciate the beauty of everyday life.
Whether it’s a landscape around the world, people in a cafe, flowers in a garden or a portrait, Cheryl paints what moves her. Focusing on oil paints, she paints both en plein air and in her studio in Tel Aviv.
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A joint exhibition by the artists Adva Karni and Musa Aletouna, featuring two extended families, a Bedouin tribe and a Jewish commune, in their own Bedouin tent which is not a permanent residence for them, but a "temporary" space for a moment, and at the same time, super-temporary and primitive.
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During Sukkot week 2021, the largest exhibition of contemporary artworks created with augmented reality (AR) technology ever seen in Israel will open in Jerusalem. Seeing the Invisible has been Initiated and led by the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens and Outset Contemporary Art Fund with partnership and support from the Jerusalem Foundation
The exhibition deals with different levels of the climate crisis, encourages a vision of a life of sustainability, and emphasizes the idea that every person can be part of the green revolution.
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Kobi Shachar - a student of Sigal Tsabari and Israel Hirschberg. Shahar's works describe the artist's intimate encounters with the object of his work. Exhibited in many exhibitions and works purchased for collections.
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55 works (painting, photography, sculpture, video, installation, illustration, poetry, cycle, mix media and more) by 37 artists, all with physical or mental disabilities, will be displayed in the exciting exhibition that will open at Artura Gallery and provide the general public with a glimpse of The artists on life and society.
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A joint exhibition by the artists Adva Karni and Musa Aletouna, featuring two extended families, a Bedouin tribe and a Jewish commune, in their own Bedouin tent which is not a permanent residence for them, but a "temporary" space for a moment, and at the same time, super-temporary and primitive.
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The School of Ceramics and the School of Art, including the print workshop, at the Givat Haviva Collaborative Art Center, inspires a space for experimentation and in-depth research. About two hundred students and artists who have worked in it this year have given shape to their personal journey into the world of creative material.
Eight artists were invited to exhibit in the residences of Gallery Three in Jaffa: Tal Amitai-Lavie, Nadav Weissman, Dana Yoeli, Shai Yehezkeli, Amir Naveh, Tomer Sapir, Assaf Rahat and Tal Shoshan. On this occasion, new bodies of work are revealed in various mediums and creative processes that are usually hidden from view. Curator: Nira Yitzhaki
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A group exhibition of 15 male and female artists, curated by Yael Nitzan and Efrat Peled Sadeh.
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