Anti Anxiety: new duo exhibition by Amir Tomashov and Yossi Veissid

Arthoura Gallery, Rupin Campus

15.10.21 - 3.12.21

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'Intense Impressions', Kunsthalle Palazzo, group exhibition curated by Kitty Schaertlin

15 February-29 March 2020, reopened 12 May-21 June 2020. Liestal, Swizerland.  

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Litvak Contemporary will participate in the annual art festival "Loving Art, Making Art 2021".

During the weekend of October 14-16 the gallery will be open among many other galleries, art events and open studios.

Opening hours:

Thursday, October 14 - 13:00 - 20:00

Friday, October 15 - 11:00 - 14:00

Saturday, October 16 - 11:00 - 14:00

View the full map of the even here

Itamar Freed & Courtney Scheu present new artwork at "final Call", an art exhibition in Horizon Festival, Australia.

Climate change and its devastating impact on the earth is one of the most pressing global issues of our time. 

Six contemporary Australian artists respond to climate change, offering a moment of reflection and hope in the face of environmental crisis.

We're glad to announce that Amir Tomashov has been selected to participate in the Petach Tikva Museum of Art Pais incubator, under the theme of "Man-Nature-Enviroment".

During the program, the artists will create a new artwork. The projects will be exhibited in an exhibition during 2022, which will be curated by Dr. Irena Gordon, museum's head curator.

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 'Entre Ciel et Terre’, ‘Between earth and sky’ , Museet for Religios Kunst, curated by Christine Løventoft.

April 21 - June 13, 2021, Lemvig, Denmark.

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'Corner 2021', Sophienholm Museum

Group exhibition featuring Daniel Enkaoua.

16 January- 14 February 2021, Lyngby, Denmark

Photographer Eli Singalovski is the 2019 winner of the Lauren and Mitchell Presser Photography Award for a Young Israeli Artist, awarded at Tel Aviv Museum of Art. 

We are proud to announce the opening of his solo exhibition Formal Solutions at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art.

Elad Kopler in a group exhibition at Beit Hankin Gallery- View full catalog (Hebrew)

The special exhibition Nature & Symbol focuses on issues of identity and existence as well as on questions relating to the search for the “where from” and “where to” of our ephemeral lives that flow through space and time. Four artistic stances from the ALBERTINA’s collection of drawings and prints make especially clear the influence had by artists’ respective genders, generations, and origins on their creative output, for which reason this presentation centers on the juxtaposition of 20 works by Franz Gertsch, Christiane Baumgartner, Ofer Lellouche, and Kiki Smith—all of them acquisitions and donations of the past two decades.

This selection of works also shows how the digital and analog worlds as well as reality and imitation have been dealt with from an immensely broad diversity of perspectives.

On view from 6 August until 13 September 2020

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