Press release - ICOM Deutschland
Press release - ICOM Deutschland
Press release - ICOM Deutschland
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Old Yishuv Court Museum<br />
Visit (10:00-17:00)<br />
The Isaak Kaplan Old Yishuv Court Museum, documenting a<br />
world no longer existing: the old Jewish settlement which<br />
lived inside the old city walls for 500 years, before the city<br />
was occupied by the Jordanians. From the many items, the<br />
story of its past owners comes to life: stories of marriage and<br />
birth, happy and sad times, everyday coping with life's<br />
difficulties, being satisfied with little and believing in the<br />
almighty. A new exhibition: drop of milk<br />
Contact: Ora Pikel-Zabari (Curator)<br />
Phone: 972-2-6276319<br />
Email : museum-o@zahav.net.il<br />
Address: 6 or Hachayim Street – Jerusalem, Israel<br />
Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art<br />
Body Gestures and campo 82133 N - Shay Frisch Peri (10:00-<br />
14:00)<br />
Free-entry.<br />
Body gestures constitute a highly expressive means of<br />
communication, which includes a wide range of both<br />
conspicuous and inconspicuous movements. This language<br />
functions as a parallel or alternative to the use of words; at<br />
times it completes and underscores a verbal message, while in<br />
other instances it endows it with a different, contradictory, or<br />
surprising meaning, or replaces words altogether. The works<br />
featured in the exhibition Body Gestures examine the logic,<br />
meaning, and impact of this body language in a range of<br />
different ways.<br />
Participating artists: William Cobbing, Pierre Coulibeuf,<br />
Thomas Hirschhorn, Lea Golda Holterman, Nadav Kander, Tali<br />
Keren, Galia Uri, Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook, Hadas Reshef,<br />
Shachaf Yaron.<br />
The Museum's main gallery features Shay Frisch Peri's<br />
installation Campo 82133 N, which includes two wall works<br />
and a floor work. These works are composed of 82,133 black<br />
electric adaptors, which are plaited together into basic<br />
geometric shapes - a rectangle, square and circle. These three<br />
electric circuits emit a pale light, and their embroidered<br />
surfaces have an austere and meticulous quality.<br />
Contact: Tammy Zilbert (Administrator Director)<br />
Phone: +972 9 951011<br />
Email: info@herzliyamuseum.co.il<br />
Address: 4 Habanim St. – 46379 Herzliya, Israel<br />
Website: http://www.herzliyamuseum.co.il/<br />
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