2023 Craft and Design Biennale Tel Aviv: Part II

 2023 Craft and Design Biennale, Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv, Part II

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Ethel Pisareff "REFUGE"

Dvora Morag, "Alchemy of the Absurd"

Gal Kuflik and Yam Ben Adiva "Rehousing of Form"

Yambo Studios

Iris Nesher "Broken Vessels"

Ishan Khosla "The snake is also killed yet the stick remains unbroken"

Lucy Elkivity "The Heart Melteth, and the Knees smite together"

Luka Or "Paper Tigers"

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2023 Craft and Design Biennale Tel Aviv: Part I

 2023 Craft and Design Biennale at Eretz Israel Museum, Tel Aviv Part I

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"HaHava Wings" by STUDIO KNOB: Yotam Shifroni and Adi Azar

AMIR NAVE "Slave without a Master, Chariots of the Gods" from the series 'The Slave Age'

Ben Hantkant "W.O.R.D."

Dafna Sartiel "Perishables"

Dania Chelminsky "Heirloom Seeds"

Dori Csengeri "Every Beginning Conceals and End and in Every End There is a Beginning"

Esther Knobel "Memory Vessels"

Bio

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Ronit Joy Holtz: "Angels Round and Round" Exhibition

Ronit Joy Holtz, Former AIS AP artist: Art Exhibit "Round And Round"

Angels Round 'N' Round highlight’s Holtz’s personal journey in discussing the afterlife through the experiences of trauma and loss.

Read More of her Artist's Statement on her Website HERE

Also See More of Ronit's work HERE

Mr. G's Sustained Investigation 2022-2023

 Greg Giles: Fall / Spring Sustained Investigation. PART 1
Exploring the cyclical nature of life and time through fears, dreams, and personal experience.

This is part one: Getting ideas out on each page, then combining. The next steps will be to unify drawings into larger works

See the works below combined into 'fours' Here

Click here to See Previous Process Works PART 1,   PART 2,  PART 3, PART 4

Alexandre Lenoir: characters as ephemeral as memories

 Alexandre Lenoir: "characters as ephemeral as memories" The artist draws on his Caribbean ancestry combined with his memories from Morocco and life in Paris.

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"Bouillante" Acrylic and Oil on Canvas

"Guyane" Acrylic and oil on canvas

"Lagon" Acrylic and Oil on Canvas

"Pointe Noire" Acrylic and Oil on Canvas

Ole Aakjær: Deep Psychological Empathy

Ole Aakjær: "His Distinct figurative painting rely on bold colors and symbols to convey deep psychological empathy, while exploring the complexity and strength of his subjects." Read more from his Bio at Chase Contemporary

"Based on a True Story" Water Color on Paper

"Broken Porcelain" Water color and ink on Paper

"Bitter Sweet Violin" Water color and ink on paper

"Kaleidoscopic Empathy" Watercolor and Ink on paper

"Permanent Cross Mind" Watercolor and Ink on paper

"The Letter" Watercolor and Ink on paper