“Naked Soul: Chaim Soutine and Israeli Art” exhibition at Mishkan Museum of Art, Ein Harod (9 November, 2019 – 18 April, 2020) was dedicated to Chaim Soutine, among the most influential Jewish artists of all times. “The Body is a Bag of Needs” a work of art by Amir Nave from the Levin Collection, owned […]
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“100 Years of Printmaking in Israel” (2015) tells the fascinating story of the art of printmaking (such as woodcutting, etching and lithography) in Eretz Israel since the establishment of the Bezalel School of Art and Crafts in Jerusalem. The book includes a comprehensive chapter by Gideon Ofrat on the development of this art in Israel
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The financial strategist and art collector, Ofer Levin GTI, was recently interviewed on Haaretz, about ‘The Future Is the Past’, a unique Chinese art exhibition in Vienna. The exhibition was sponsored by Blue Mountain Contemporary Art (BMCA), which was founded by Levin. Ofer Levin talked about the exhibition, which took place in Austria as part
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Gomley Data (“Data Redeemers”) exhibition (7.9.2017 – 12.10.17) was based on the history of Hansen House and the story “Forever” (Ad Olam) by S.Y. Agnon. Hansen House was first established in 1887 to provide an isolated place to lepers who were forced to take care of themselves. The exhibition’s name derives from a combination of
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In a special interview with Israel Hayom, Ofer Levin GTI, shared his view on the representation of Jerusalem in Israeli Art, and mentioned significant works in the Levin Collection in which the city of Jerusalem is reflected from different perspectives by Jewish artists. Levin commented on one of the paintings, “Radak Street” by Liliane Klapisch:
The exhibition “Uri Lifshitz – Flesh and Blood” (28 May 2016 – 3 September 2016) at the Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art presented artwork by Uri Lifshitz (1936 – 2011), a diverse artist in sculpture, painting, engraving, collage and drawing. It examined Lifshitz, the artist and the man who had shaped, among others, the most
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The exhibition “The Map – Reading between the Lines” (28 Feb. 2018 – 15 Jun. 2018) presented the reciprocity between opinions of the homeland, the map of Israel and its founding fathers, as expressed in its representation in culture and art. Among the works in the exhibition was “Settlement”, a series of photographs by the
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Haaretz, one of the most respected newspapers in the world, recently published a literary review on the anthology “Vienna 1900 – Blooming on the Edge of an Abyss”, a diversified collection of articles in Hebrew dedicated to the city of Vienna, capital of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, at the end of the 19th century. The anthology
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“Hanna Levi – My Face” (21 Sep. 2019 – 1 Feb. 2020) at the Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art was part of a series of exhibitions that presented different interpretations to the notion of the portrait. The exhibition shed a light on the female character in the work of Levi from a contemporary perspective and
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The exhibition “All in the Family: Family Legacy in Israeli Art” (21 March – 3 June 2018) was conceived during a curatorial course conducted by Prof. Haim Maor from the Department of the Arts at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. The project includes interviews of twenty-one families of influential Israeli artists, such as Gershuni,