Opening (Saturday May 15th, 2010), Shay Arye
Longin, Shay Arye Gallery, from 7.30 pm
בפרויקט חדש מציגה גלריה שי אריה בשיתוף מכון סרוונטס “דיאלוג מסך” בין אמנים צעירים ספרדים וישראלים, סביב נושא הגעגועים, מילה בעלת סמנטיקה רחבה בשתי השפות. התוצאה היא יצירה אחת, המכילה 17 עבודות וידאו ארט.
ענבל טימור, הינדה וייס, אליאס לאון סימיניאני, פרדי שחר כיסלו, ג’ררד ג’יל ודוויד פרננדז, ניר ונדב נדלר, לי אורפז, ורה קורמן, רמון איילה, רקפת וינר עומר, קראלט אנטו, רינת קוטלר, לבורטוריאום, מישל פלטניק, חורחה מ. רודריגו, דניאל קוברטה, עינת עמיר
Shay arye Gallery in colabration with Cervantes Institute presenting new project that shows a “screen dialogue” between Spanish and Israeli young artists, dealing the theme of longing, a word with a broad semantics in both languages. The result is one work that contains 17 video art works.
Inbal Timor, Hinda Weiss, Elías León Siminiani, Freddy Shachar Kislev, Gerard Gil & David, Fernández, Nir & Nadav Nadler , Leigh Orpaz, Vera Korman, Ramón Ayala, Rakefet Viner Omer, Queralt Antú, Rinat Kotler, Laboratorium, Michel Platnic, Jorge M. Rodrigo, Daniel Cuberta
Opening (May 13th, 2010), Stern Gallery
Dowry- Hagit Shahal Inspired, Stern Art Gallery, from 7 pm
בתערוכה זו, חגית שחל, ציירת עכשיוית, מנהלת דיאלוג עם ציורים קלאסיים, אותם בחרה מתוך אוסף הגלריה.
בהליך ממושך של פירוק והרכבה ומסע אחורה וקדימה בזמן, אל תוך מורשת אישית ואמנותית וחזרה לעבודתה בסטודיו, יצרה שחל גוף עבודות חדש, המתכתב עם עבודות האוסף ורואה בהן נדוניה סימבולית
ההתייחסות לעבודות קיימות כמקור השראה העמיקה את המחקר וההתבוננות של שחל בנושאים המעסיקים אותה - אובייקטים אינטימיים מחייה, פורטרייטים עצמיים ואור.
מקורות ההשראה של אמן הם לרוב סמויים, כמו כל תהליך היצירה עצמו. היופי בתערוכה זו הוא שמקורות ההשראה הם גלויים לעין, וכך מאפשרים דיון מורחב במושג ההשראה .
In this show, Hagit Shahal, a contemporary artist, forms a dialogue with chosen classic paintings form the gallery collection.
In a process of deconstruction and reconstruction, moving backwards and forward in time into her ancestral and artistic heritage, Shahal has created a new body of work that corresponds with the classic artworks she regards as a symbolic dowry.
The reference to existing paintings as sources of inspiration deepened Shahals’ research and observation into her own themes - intimate objects, portraits and light.
The sources of an artists’ inspiration are mostly concealed, as is the whole creative process. The beauty of this exhibition is that the sources are exposed, therefore, enabling a broad discourse regarding the notion of inspiration.
Opening (Thursday May 6th, 2010), Apart Art
Nir Segal: CHAIR-ITY, Apart Art, from 8 pm
Chair-ity צ’ריטי
Nir Segal/Installation
מיצב//ניר סגל
Apart.Art Gallery
Apart.Art גלריה
פתיחה: יום ה’ 06/05/2010
שעה 20:00
Private View Thursday 06/05/2010
20:00
Curator/ Rotem Ritov
אוצרת/ רותם ריטוב
נעילה יום ו’ 04/06/2010
Opening Hours שעות פתיחה
Monday and Thursday ימים ב’ ו-ה’ 17:00-20:00
Friday יום ו’ 10:30-14:00
and on appointment או בתאום מראש 054-5541900,052-2585896
42 Ha’shuk Street. Florentin, Tel Aviv
רחוב השוק 42, פלורנטין, תל אביב
077-5501217
06.05.10 - 04.06.10
Opening (Wednesday May 5th, 2010), Fresh Paint 3
Fresh Paint, Jaffa Port, Hangar 1, 05.05.2010 - 08.05.2010
Fresh Paint 3 will take place on May 5–8, 2010, in Warehouse 1, Old Jaffa Port
Since its inauguration two years ago, Fresh Paint contemporary art fair has become Israel’s largest, most influential art event. The fair brings together all of the most significant players in the Israeli art world, enjoys the support of leading art institutions and attracts the local and international art crowds. Each year, the fair takes place in a new, surprise venue. 36,000 visitors attended Fresh Paint 2 in 2009.
Fresh Paint is an extraordinary opportunity to broadly explore Israel’s vital art scene.
Opening (May 1st, 2010), Hanina Gallery
Below the red line, Hanina Gallery, from 8 pm
Opening (Saturday May 1st, 2010), Chelouche Gallery
Four photographers, group show, Chelouche Gallery, from 12 pm
Gaston Zvi Ickowicz, Untitled #1, 2006, lambda print, 120X150 cm
Four photographers
Group exhibition
Carmela Garcia / Gaston Zvi Ickowicz / Miki Kratsman / Melanie Manchot
22.05.10 – 01.05.10
Opening: Saturday, 01.05.10 at 12:00
The exhibition “Four Photographers” holds a dialogue between two sorts of looks; the external look which appears in the works of Miki Kratsman and Gaston Zvi Ickowicz, who deal with documentation of place, of scenary as a social representation caryying political implications. The second sort of look is the internal one that is reflected in Carmela Garcia’s and Melanie Manchot’s works, who use the photographic practice to examine the personal and the private, while dealing with issues of femininity and intimacy.
Opening (Friday April 30th, 2010), Julie M. Gallery
Merose- Tabula Rasa or Very Simple or Nothing Special or maybe “The Curious Incident of the Dog”, Julie M. Gallery, from 12:00
Untitled, 2009, acrylic on wood, 120x240 cm., detail
Opening (Thursday April 29th, 2010), Noga Gallery
Ori Gersht- Places That Were Not, Noga Gallery, from 8 pm
The artist is showing photographs from two bodies of work made in 2008 and 2009, Hide and Seek and Evaders.
Ori Gersht was born in Tel Aviv in 1967 and studied at the Royal College of Art in London. He has exhibited internationally since 1999, including solo exhibitions at the Art Now room at Tate Britain (2002) the Tel Aviv Museum (2002), The Photographers’ Gallery, London (2005/06,) the Yale Center for British Art, New Haven (2008) and in the Black Box at the Hirshhorn Museum Washington (2009). He lives and works in London.
29.04.10 - 04.06.10
Opening (Thursday April 29th, 2010), Dvir Gallery
Shilpa Gupta- 2652, Dvir Gallery, 11 Nitzana street, from 8 pm
April 29st, 2010 at 20:00
11 Nitzana St., Tel Aviv
In the presence of the artist
2652 is the number of steps that the artist took between the Al Aqsa Mosque, the Church of the Resurrection and the Wailing Wall, the holiest of sites of the three monotheist religions that have had a history of dialogue and conflict.
The exhibition will present photographs, screenings and drawings.
Shilpa Gupta (1976), lives and works in Mumbai, India.
Selected exhibitions:
Contemporary Arts Centre, Cincinatti (2010)
Yvon Lambert, Paris (2009)
“While I Sleep”, Le Laboratoire, Paris (2009)
“Half Widows and Memory”, Lyon Biennial (2009)
“BlindStars StarsBlind”, Galerie Volker Diehl and BodhiBerlin, Berlin (2008)
“Recent Works”, Apeejay Media Gallery, New Delhi (2007)
The exhibition closes: 09.6.10
Opening times: Tues-Thurs 11-13, 17-19, Fri-Sat 10-13
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