The Jerusalem Artists House invites you to enjoy a variety of events and new exhibitions throughout February 2011.
Aharon Bezalel: Sixty Years of Creation
Opening: Saturday, 05.02.2011. Closing: Saturday, 12.03.2011
Curator: Sorin Heller
Aharon Bezalel's exhibition concludes sixty years of work and presents sculptural landmarks from different periods in his life. This current exhibition examines his works in the context of local and international contemporary art, indicating the relevance of his art here and now.
Meeting with Aharon Bezalel - Sat. 26.2.2011 at 12:00
The exhibition is accompanied by a catalog
Peter Jacob Maltz: Roots
Opening: Saturday, 05.02.2011. Closing: Saturday, 12.03.2011
In his exhibition at the Jerusalem Artists' House Peter Jacob Maltz displays ink drawings and a text that together forms the book "Roots". The drawings incorporate the "Early Bezalel" style art produced by Ephraim Moses Lilien, and photographs taken by Maltz in Jerusalem and in Shaar Hagai during the summer of 2010. The result of this combination is surprising, sometimes harmonious and other times conflicting.
Gallery Talk with Peter Jacob Maltz - Sat. 19.2.2011 at 12:00
The Exhibition will accompanied by a catalog which includes an article by Dr. Gideon Ofrat and a conversation between the artist and The Israel Museum's Israeli art curator Amitai Mendelson.
Orit Livné: Spaces of Memory. Paintings 2007-2010
Opening: Saturday, 05.02.2011. Closing: Saturday, 12.03.2011
Curator: Emily D. Bilski
In the series of paintings exhibited here, Orit Livne seeks visual equivalents for the processes of memory. Her luminous canvases express the complex relationship between present and past in the life of the individual. Livne explores the ways in which memories of places inform our experience of the world... (Emily D. Bilski)
Gallery Talk with Emily D. Bilski and Orit Livné - Sat. 12.3.2011 at 12:00
The exhibition is accompanied by a catalog
Anna Hayat and Slava Pirsky: Crust
Opening: Saturday, 05.02.2011. Closing: Saturday, 12.03.2011
Curator: Shani Nahmias
Like an image resurfacing in a vague memory, enveloped in a crust of oblivion, the photographs in Anna Hayat and Slava Pirsky's exhibition exist in an enigmatic, faceless space. The meticulously executed photographs are charged with the weight of history, as if about to buckle under the weight of the cultural baggage they embody... (Shani Nahmias)
Gallery Talk with Anna Hayat, Slava Pirsky and Shani Nahmias - Sat. 26.2.2011 at 12:00
The exhibition is accompanied by a catalog
Sunday to Thursday 10:00 to 13:00 and 16:00 to 19:00; Friday 10:00 to 13:00; Saturday 11:00 to 14:00
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