Mark Isaac: ROAD KILL
TemporaryMark Isaac (b. 1948, Toronto, Canada; lives and works in Jerusalem) is a versatile artist interested in printing and copying. "Road Kill" refers to Found Objects on the side of a road.
Exhibitions open to the public - Free of charge:
Sunday-Thursday 16:00-21:00
Friday 10:00-14:00
Saturday From venue opening time till 21:30
Curator: Dr. Batsheva Ida
Mark Isaac (b. 1948, Toronto, Canada; lives and works in Jerusalem) is a versatile artist interested in printing and copying. "Road Kill" refers to Found Objects on the side of a road.
There are twenty-two artworks by Rosi Calderón (b. 1965, Mexico City) in the exhibition. Created from 2013-2020 and composed of digital art and oil painting on canvas, every letter is represented.
Group exhibition | Curators: Liora Levy, Roni Reuven
Ta'ir Bira (2000-2023) was murdered at Kibbutz Beeri on the 7th of October, 2023. Featured in the exhibition are six large portraits in charcoal and white chalk completed between 2018-2020.
A solo exhibition, which opens with paintings from 2008 describing the Southern town of Sderot, which was bombed in those days. Sixteen years have passed. The exhibition presents a reality of pain and bloodshed alongside days of protest.
The Israel Quilters Association's annual exhibition.
Basketweaver David Grushko (b. 1967, Paris; lives and works in Ofrah) studied basketweaving with Herzl Oster from Kibbutz Beit Nir and is involved in the field for the past ten years. In the exhibition are featured works from 2020-2023.
Rachel Marty (1953-2020) a multi-disciplinary artist, who studied at the Bezalel School in the 1970s, worked as an architect and contractor. Marty was a painter, a mosaic and stained-glass artist, as well as a poet.
Aliza Vardi Ben Abu presents works in bright watercolors, lauding our being Humans. Nicole Levy presents watercolors on paper.
Meir Eldar (1928-2018), a Holocaust survivor who immigrated to Israel in 1946 and fought in the Israeli Palmach breach of the besieged city of Jerusalem. He began his artistic journey in the 1950s as a student at The Bezalel Academy of Arts.
Gabi Kellner(b. 1963, Jerusalem) and Hadar Cohen (b. 1970, Kibbutz Gvulot) are artistic partners for several years now. Both create realistic oil paintings on canvas.