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27.04.13- 15.06.13

Artist: Marecha Yitzhak
Curator: Gordon Irena

Aditional opening with Yitzhak Marecha Sun.28.4.13 at 5 pm

Yitzhak Marecha examines the image, its possibilities and ways of changing through a combination of motifs from science and technology as well as from the realms of fantasy. He juggles with the image and stretches its limits, while using mundane ready-made materials, citations from the history of art, and a constant oscillation between various techniques. He chooses collective visual images, which he abstracts and exposes, dismantles and reassembles.

His vast artistic creation from the last years presented in this exhibition unravels its unique transformation and metamorphic processes. His works, freed from traditional notions of perspective and compositions, remove the images from their conventional concepts and turn them upside down. Marecha creates an absurd, dark and enchanting landscape, in which culture imagery, its shadow and its traces, meet fantastic and anonymous spaces. They bring up onto the surface the sense and non-sense that are intrinsic to the manner in which the image functions and receives meaning. The sense of release, lying at the heart of the works, enables their establishment as a sequence of both utopian and melancholic gestures.

 

 

 

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Jerusalem Artists’ House

The Jerusalem Artists House is situated in a historic building that once housed "The Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts," founded by Boris Schatz in 1906, today the current Bezalel Academy for Arts and Design. For a time the building housed the Bezalel National Museum, precursor of The Israel Museum, Jerusalem. When the Israel Museum was opened, the collections of the Bezalel National Museum were transferred to it, where they formed the initial core collection of the Museum. Since 1965, the House has served as home to the Association for Jerusalem Artists. In this capacity, the House has become a dynamic center for exhibitions, displaying unique and varied works of both Israeli and international artists. The annual exhibition plan includes a series focusing on prominent young artists exhibiting their works for the first time, as well as a series of retrospective works by veteran artists. In addition, the Artists House displays group exhibitions on a wide range of subjects, joint presentations between Israeli and international artists, as well as a variety of other activities.

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12 Shmuel Hanagid St.
02-6253653
artists@zahav.net.il
Sun-Thurs. 10:00-13:00, 16:00-19:00, Fri. 10:00-13:00, Sat. 11:00-14:00 Fri: 10:00-13:00 Sat:11:00-14:00 Free entrance
buses 4, 21, 32, 8, 31


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