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Oh So Arty in Elle Belgique
In the Elle Belgique, the french language fashion-magazine, you will find in the December 2009 issue an article about Tel Aviv and the beautiful blog of Sarah Pequine (from in Belgium, and living now in Tel Aviv): Oh So Arty, about art in Tel-Aviv. … Read entire article »
Can’t you see I’m walking on air?
Thursday, December 24th at 20:00 will be the official opening of the exhibition: “Can’t you see I’m walking on air” in the Chelouche Gallery (Chissin Street no. 5). The group exhibition is within a year to Gideon Gechtman‘s demise (November 27th/2008) and is curated by Nira Itzhaki. Artists who will take part are: Ori Drummer, Gideon Gechtman , Ben Hagari, Erez Israeli, Miki Kratsman, Hila Luli Lin, Motti Mizrachi, Mira Segal and Gal Weinstein. The exhibition is a gesture to Gideon Gechtman’s (born in 1942 in Alexandria, Egypt ) unique artistic language, and his influences as it finds its expression in the works of the exhibiting artists through myths of death, memory and commemoration. Gideon Gechtman has been Chelouche Gallery‘s artist over twenty years and is one of the pillars of Israeli … Read entire article »
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Volker Marz in the Chelouche Gallery
From October 29th (opening at 20:00) the Chelouche Gallery (5, Hissin Street) will show a site-specific installation: Kafka in Paradise by Volker Marz. For information: 03-528.9713 … Read entire article »
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Green Landscapes by Eliora Schwartz-Steimatzky
A new beautiful, romantic exhibition: Green Landscapes, made by Eliora Schwartz-Steimatzky, will open on September the 16th at the Givataim Theatre. (closing date: October the 9th). Eliora was born in Beit Hakerem, Jerusalem. She grew up in Tel Aviv. At the age of 17, she started to study (1965 ) at the Bezalel Academy of Art in Jerusalem. After the army, she moved to New-York and worked for the art-publisher Harry N. Abrams. She continued her education in painting and sculpture at the League of New-York (1978 ). In the 1980s, she returned to Israel. Eliora Schwartz-Steimatzky returns the viewer to the mythical landscape paintings of Israeli artists of the 1950s and 1960s….works yearning to the Mediterranean scenery. The exhibition is curated by Doron Polak. … Read entire article »
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The Tel Aviv-Yafo Biennial ARTLV
This September will be the Centennial Year’s month of art. More then 300 national and international artists will show their art-works. It will be a major art-event. Go for a complete list of the month of art events to: http://www.tlv100.co.il/EN/News/Pages/ARTLV.aspx … Read entire article »
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Hotel with Fine Art
Yesterday, I did find this article in the Jerusalem Post (August 27th) by Ruth Beloff about the beautiful, new boutique-hotel: ART+Hotel at the Ben Jehuda Street no.35. She wrote: “…It was food for thought as I entered the hotel and began to absorb the bold colors, soft Jazz and pleasant scent of the lobby…” … Read entire article »
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Crowded opening at the Shem Zmani Gallery
Last Friday, August the 21st it was crowded at 12:00 at the opening of the Shem Zmani Gallery were 8 young Israeli artist were showing there unique art-works. You will find the gallery at the Dizengoff Center, 2nd floor (the fashion zone) between Nike and Mango. The exhibition will close this coming Friday at 10:00. So…rush to see something really special!! … Read entire article »
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Larissa Riahi received the 2nd Tel Aviv Fever Heineken bottle
As we wrote on July the 8th, we made 6 Tel Aviv Fever Heineken bottles (3 are in Israel, 3 in Holland). The first one went to Eytan Schwartz, the ‘big guy’ of all the Centennial events. Our second bottle we gave to: Larissa Riahi. She is original from Amiens (France), studied graphic design. In 2000 she came for six month to a kibbutz as a volunteer. Back in France she studied Art. She missed the life in Israel and she decided in 2005 to make ‘aliyah’ (permanent resident), not for political or religious reasons, just because the love for Israel. Tel Aviv would be here ‘new’ town. She loves art (painting and clay works), music and her openness brings her to meet different cultures and people. At this moment … Read entire article »
Bauhaus 100% Tel Aviv
Mark in your agenda: Tuesday, July 21st from 20:30 until 23:30, will be the grand official opening of the ShenArt Studio & Gallery with a big reception in the Frishmanstreet 21. It will be the start of the exhibition : Bauhaus 100 % Tel-Aviv, a mixed media on canvas by the artist: Stephane Zerbib. The exhibition will close on September the 10th. You will also find in ShenArt the beautiful sculptures: Body Moves, made by Nadia Schoenzwytt. More information soon. … Read entire article »
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A nice souvenir from Tel-Aviv
If you are looking for a nice souvenir from Tel Aviv, or a present for your foreign friends or relativies on a visit at Tel Aviv Centennial go to Frishmanstreet 21 (near Ben-Yehoeda Street). There you will find in the ShenArt Gallery the first poster (50 x 70 cm) Stephane designed about 100 Years Tel Aviv and his Bauhaus-buildings. A true piece of Art. … Read entire article »
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Tel Aviv hotel ranked 23rd in magazine’s hot list!
Conde Nast Traveller Magazine ranks boutique ‘Hotel Montefiori’ (at Montefiori Street no.36) as one of the top 70 hotels in the world for 2009: rank no.:..23 !!! The building, designed in 1922 in the ‘Eclectic’ style, was restored in 2000/2001. In 2002, Yoram and Elana Wakshlak opened in the building on the 2nd and 3rd floor the ‘Time for Art Center’ (a gallery). On the first floor they opened the restaurant ‘Artichoke’. The restaurant would finance the facility’s artistic activities. It soon became clear that this would not be possible and ‘with a heavy heart’, they closed the place after two and half years. After some inside restoration, ‘Hotel Montefiore’, just ..12 rooms, opened it’s doors on the 2nd and 3rd floor. The restaurant, on the first floor, is run today by … Read entire article »
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