
Yair Garbuz: I am Painters
The 2015 Rappaport Prize for an Established Israeli Artist
Wednesday 30 November 2016
Exhibition: 30 November 2016- 06 May 2017
Marc Rich and Gabrielle Rich Wing Main Building
27 Shaul Hamelech Blvd
Tel Aviv, Zip code: 61332012 ISRAEL
Untitled, 2014 Courtesy of the artist and Gordon Gallery
Yair Garbuz’ third solo exhibition at the Museum (1973, 1983) features works
from the past five years. Once again his paintings turn out to be a comical,
at times grotesque theatrical show, maybe even a circus or a carnival. Their humor is twofold: both visual and linguistic.
More than ever, these new paintings display the artist’s virtuosity and his ease with the Hebrew language and painting styles alike.
Yair Garbuz’ third solo exhibition at the Museum features works from the past five years.
The 2015 Rappaport Prize for a Young Israeli Artist
Wednesday 30 November 2016
CURATOR: Anat Danon Sivan
30 November 2016 – 25 March 2017
Mizne-Blumental Gallery Marc Rich and
Gabrielle Rich Wing Main Building
27 Shaul Hamelech Blvd
Tel Aviv, Zip code: 61332012 ISRAEL
Kad and Hamsa Painting, 2015
The exhibition features contemporary, Israeli, Mediterranean paintings that shift between the abstract and the figurative…
The exhibition features contemporary, Israeli, Mediterranean paintings that shift between the abstract and the figurative, the comic and the tragic, the political and the theological. Shai Yehezkelli constructs a rich, complex set of symbols based on religious signifiers, with a mixture of medieval Christian visual terminology and ram horns (shofarot) hovering over the Al-Aqsa mosque providing a background to the portrait of the artist, presented as ridiculous, weak and neurotic.
The exhibition and the catalogue were made possible
thanks to the Bruce & Ruth Rappaport Foundation
The catalogue was produced with the support of the Israel
Lottery Council for Culture & Arts
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Art School
Hamidrasha Faculty of Arts at Seventy
Thursday 01 December 2016
Helena Rubinstein Pavilion for Contemporary Art
27 Shaul Hamelech Blvd
Tel Aviv, Zip code: 61332012 ISRAEL
Hamidrasha Faculty of Arts at Seventy
The exhibition marks 70 years since the establishment of Hamidrasha Faculty of Arts and runs an “art school” at the Helena Rubinstein Pavilion for Contemporary Art for one month. This is an attempt to rethink the role and significance of an art school (and museum) in the early 21st century, using installations, performances, activities and meetings; all participating artists are teachers and alumni of Hamidrasha.
Participating artists:
Orit Adar Bechar, Einat Amir, Boaz Arad, Anisa Ashkar, Deganit Berest, Ofri Cnaani,
Ohad Fishof, Alma Fogiel, Alona Friedberg, Efrat Galnoor, Yair Garbuz, Gideon Gechtman, Noa Gross, Keren Gueller, Jonathan Gold, Ben Hagari, Raafat Hattab, Michal Heiman,
Gabi Klasmer, Angela Klein, Omer Krieger, Roy Menachem Markovich, Michal Naaman,
Uri Noam, Tom Pnini, Hillel Roman, Roee Rosen, Miri Segal, Dina Shenhav, Lior Shvil, Shahar Yahalom, Dor Zlekha Levy
Dor Zlekha Levy
The exhibition is held in collaboration with Hamidrasha Faculty of Arts,
Beit Berl College; sponsored by The Jacob and Malka Goldfarb Charitable
Foundation; with the assistance of Peilim Investment Portfolio Management;
and supported by
Adv. Tal Band, Prof. Yosef and Geulah Gorny and Stefanie Seltzer
http://www.tamuseum.org.il/exhibition-category/upcoming-exhibitions

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