Jorge Cabeceiras

From Color to Color

Opening: Saturday, 17.07.2010. Closing: Wednesday, 18.08.2010

Supervising curator: Yemima Ergas

Jorge Cabeceiras presents a small assortment from an extremely large corpus of works about Jerusalem. From portraits of random people to television characters, he paints daily at the places that are walking distance from his house –Sacker Park, Mahane Yehuda Market and Bezalel Street. He names this triangle the "eternal triangle".

Ido Suliman - Cracking in Berlin

Sixth exhibition in the 16th Nidbach series

Opening: Saturday, 17.07.2010. Closing: Wednesday, 18.08.2010

Curator: Tami Berenstein

Ido Suliman's works range from dangerous and exciting to guilt evoking. Through a series of posters of fictive films, he challenges the well formulated collective memory of the Holocaust, disassembling and assembling the forbidden images scorched into our consciousness. Thus, the Stalag, Snuff and fetishist culture intertwines with the "Burekas" films, the stronghold of the Israeli other, churning the viewer's stomach. The passion towards the "dark side" of our memory is reexamined through the Pop culture. Viewing the works raises the question – will the most horrific image, repeated and copied over and over, become "Pop" as well? (Tami Berenstein)

A gallery talk with the artist and the curator will be held on Sat. 31.07.10 at 12:00

Natasha Kuznetsov

Other Reality

Opening: Saturday, 17.07.2010. Closing: Wednesday, 18.08.2010

Supervising curator: Lena Zaidel

Natasha Kuznetsova’s complex, personal and associative world is accompanied by a combined tragic-comic perspective, also evocative of art history.
The ideas her work is based on, are reduced to the point that they appear flat and placard-like, her subjects resembling comic book superheroes… (Lena Zaidel)

Anatoly Baratynsky

My Not So Distant Ancestors

Opening: Saturday, 17.07.2010. Closing: Wednesday, 18.08.2010

Curator: Sasha Okun

Anatoly Baratynsky's present series, deals with the dimension of time.
Baratynsky takes a journey in time with the help of old family photographs – great-grandparents, their daughter standing by her husband and their children – are portrayed in a photo that is probably apart of any family album… (Sasha Okun)

Hanna Braverman

Throgh the Window

Opening: Saturday, 17.07.2010. Closing: Wednesday, 18.08.2010

Supervising curator: Nomi Bruckmann

Hanna Braverman's exhibition is dedicated mostly to oil pastel works, drawn "through the window" of her apartment in the German Colony in Jerusalem. Hanna started painting late in life, after a long and rich academic life and many years as a teacher.
Even though she participated in many different painting workshops, it seems that an inner personal truth exists in her paintings including revelations that are surprisingly powerful… (Nomi Bruckmann)