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Eyal Sasson's new solo exhibition at the P8 Gallery is a picturesque installation that dominates all the walls of the exhibition space and combines two-dimensional and three-dimensional graphic fragments. They combine to create a kind of landscape model or a disturbed nature, in which liquid and fleshy physical elements are mixed.
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Paulonia is not the name of a mysterious female figure, although the preoccupation with women and sexuality is present in the exhibition. Paulonia is a tree also known as the "Empress Tree" which originated from China. Which she chose with me and which enabled her to create on a large scale the series of works, some of which are exhibited in the exhibition.
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The exhibition presents a series of new works on which stands a complex and winding world of plants. The seductive sight that captures the eye soon turns out to be an elusive and threatening arena. The images of flowers in her works intersect between the beauty of nature and the hidden nature of the female body, and suggest the precedents of flower arrangements used by artists to express an inner, multi-layered, intimate and muted world.
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After years of treasures, artist Siegel Eshet-Shaft creates works from materials in her everyday environment. It is neither painting nor sculpture but an innovative medium that gives respect to canvas. Worth a visit!
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Gallery Omer Tirosh is proud to present the beautiful silence, the exhibition of the artist Yael Barlev with the treasures of Hagar Brill. In this exhibition, Barlev deals with the tension between the materiality of the image and its significance. While Barlev's methods of work, such as embroidery, illustration and working with a piece of paper, invite a sense of gentleness and innocence, the contents expressed in them are taken from dark nightmares. The gap between the disturbing images and the soft lines is re-emerging in several new works bodies created and adapted especially for the gallery space, which unfold in front of the viewer each in turn as the transition between the different rooms.
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A solo exhibition of the artist Etty Wieder-Wertzer
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In her artistic work, Michal Shachnai-Yaakobi examines the discourse of bereavement and commemoration in Israel, his rhetoric, and the open and hidden ways in which the bereaved family was established among the families who lost their loved ones in military circumstances. As well as the delivery of memorial letters in specially illustrated and illustrated envelopes, accompanied by gifts for bereaved families.
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?14 Interpretations: Portrait of a Museum? is presented as part of the series of exhibitions celebrating the 80th anniversary of the Mishkan Museum of Art, Ein Harod, examining the Museum from within.

The group exhibition presents the geo-political reality in which we live, and opens a contemporary and historical view of ourselves. It seeks to challenge our consciences again by means of the landscape around us and the nature that lives within us and serves as a mirror in which our weaknesses are reflected. Through its works, the exhibition reveals to us a wondrous world that we have never known existed. A human world with roots, trunks, branches and leaves, whose imagination to our world is astonishing in its power.
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In this exhibition we create the connection between the sound and the image, between the melody to the story of modern and contemporary Israeli art.

A group exhibition featuring 22 female artists. Beit HaGefen Gallery and your studio are happy to announce the opening of a group exhibition in the Women's Leadership in Culture project of artists who come mostly from traditional backgrounds. The exhibition deals with tensions and conflicts within the artists' lifestyles: dealing with external appearance, calling for religious and communal equality, protesting violence against women and raising questions about women's representation in the media. The works raise questions about the various forces of society that are applied to women, especially women in traditional societies, they create a courageous expression that is not afraid of contradictions and internal or external conflicts.
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A unique video art exhibition for the Bar David Museum of the artist Adi Ben Horin.
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The exhibition will present about 25 large abstract works that have been painted mainly recently (some of the paintings were specially painted for the exhibition) and they reflect, moments of life, external and internal landscapes ...
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36 Young artists offer modes of observation through painting and sculpture on issues of body, earth, blood and earth. Each issue generates its political, economic, and social derivatives.
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The exhibition will present the works of nine artists: Yekaterina Giller, Odelia Danilov Allali, Errol Israel Holdenberg, Yasmin Teichner, Uri Morag, Liel Milstein, Eti Naveh, Naftali K. and Sarah. Their work was created as part of a mental health project at the Hillel Yaffe Medical Center under the direction of Dr. Lydia Lerner.
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