Beit Avi Chai presents gallery talks inspired by its current exhibition, "In the Name of Protest." The talks will consist of dialogues between curator Haggai Segev and special guests.
Friday March 2, 10:00
Session 1: Prof. Avraham Diskin, political scientist and consultant, on the sociopolitical aspect of the protest.
Limited space. Free admission with advanced registration
Friday March 30, 11:00
Session 2 - Dr. Nissim Leon, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Bar-Ilan University, on the ethnic and religious aspect of the protest.
Free admission with advanced registration
This is a Hebrew-language only event.
About the Exhibition: From the Black Panthers to the Rothschild tent city - public protests transform moments and individuals into cultural symbols and social statements whose impact lasts many years after the demonstrators disperse. The photographs on display document the public demonstrations that produced symbols and moments that have been permanently etched into our collective memory.
Curator: Hagai Segev | Artists: David Rubinger, Boaz Aharonovitz, Daniela Orvin, Boaz Lanir, David Silberman, Nir Evron, Daphna Talmon
Open to the public until Friday, March 30th
Hours: Sundays to Thursdays: 10 AM to 7 PM, Fridays: 10 AM to 1 PM
Admission free/displayed in the BEIT AVI CHAI gallery; The exhibition catalogue may be purchased at the BEIT AVI CHAI box office.
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