Secrets Behind Closed Doors, Closes July 7th!, Exclusive, Tel Aviv Israel

I would like to personally invite you to the opening of a group exhibit this Thursday in which I am participating.

I am very excited to be showing two new sculpture series: “Ice Age”  and “Whatever it Takes“

Secrets Behind Closed Doors

Group exhibition of visual arts
Opening day: Thursday, June 9th,  20:00

Closes July 7th

The exhibit will be continuing for three weeks

Visiting Hours
Sunday-Wednesday:11-1700
Thursday:14-1930
Friday:1000-1400
Exclusive

Hayarkon st 321, Tel Aviv, Israel

To the official site of the exhibition: http://artexpo.co.il/rooms/

Participating artists:

Avinoam Kosowsky, Eric Vanounou, Amnon Winner, Ahuva Lazarson, Osnat Belkind-Schops, Alastair Gordon Scott, Avivit Ben Zur, Eldad Pnini, Orna Ben Shoshan, David Rubinger, Debi Oulu, Harold Rubin, Henrik Rostowich, Hony Hameagel, Haim Zinovich, Yacov Gabay, Yuval Nadel, Yoni Danziger, Yehezkel Nafshy, Lazaro Radoskowicz, Micael Lazar & Marc Lewis, Marlen Ferrer, Maya Ferrer, Nir Geiger, Nili May-Tal, Nir Berzak, Amit Ron, Adi Zalk, Pini Siluk, Zipi Friednrich, Zvi Talit, Karin Zur, Keren Morag, Sari Doveh, Sara Bogen-Barnett.

Closed Doors

Group Exhibition of Visual Arts

Curators: Ester & Fredi Fabian

Opening: June 9^th, 2011 20:00

Duration: three weeks

317-321 Hayarkon St. Tel-Aviv, Exclusive Lighting furniture

On the border between Audience’s desire to look and the artist’s desire to show.

“… A window into the moments and times where he was in the room. Behind the hangings of the Holy Spirit.

At the corner stands a table with books and papers and above all hovering a sense of confidentiality and secrecy. Only a very few, privileged, heard here and there fragments of information and ‘Sparks’ talk he spoke or made holy in … “
Impressions of visitor at  the Lubavitche  Rebbe’s room,
The decision who is perverted and who is normal is base on judging values.   The will to live and sense of obligation require the individual to listen and obey norms, but not in the private room, where I am the Lord and servant, where the walls are talking, where secrets are visible, where time loses meaning. Here the forbidden becomes possible, a deterrent becomes attractive. A place where there is no shame .

A Dark side, a corner of the mind, corner where the light is revealed in man and his deeds exposed, his goodness, his thinking, his mind.

Private sensory laboratory, existential experience of another dimension.
This corner we ask to present: religious ceremonies and spirit, body rituals, thoughts of Eros and Thanatos (Love and Destruction), Id, (I basic instinctual), without ego or no ego without d, loss of intellect and passion and lust.
From this privacy and corner of  confidentiality, we asked from the artists to create and express preferences and irregularities, nuances “not kosher”, fantasies, beliefs and thoughts of holiness, and personal private corners to become existential, often reflected in practice and sometimes remains in fantasy

Questions can appear:
What is considered private in the eyes of the artist? Where are the boundaries between art and voyeurism? Is there a limit? What is reality and what is the model of reality? Where do I recognize myself in the work, what is the  hatch that is open to me?
How will I cope with the gap between what is considered customary and normative with who I really am? Is the viewer left wondering what is real and what is fantasy

• אבינועם קוסובסקי
• אריק ונונו
• אמנון וינר
• אוסנת בלקינד שפס
• אליסטר סקוט Alastair Gordon Scott
• אביבית בן צור
• אלדד פניני
• אורנה בן שושן
• דיויד רובינגר
• דבי אולו
• הרולד רובין
• הנריק רוסטוביץ
• חוני המעגל
• חיים צינוביץ
• יעקב גבאי
• יובל נדל
• יוני דנציגר
• יחזקאל נפשי
• לסרו רדוסקוביץ
• מייקל לזר ומרק לואיס
• מרלן פרר
• מאיה פרר
• ניר גייגר
• נילי מי-טל
• ניר ברזק
• עמית רון
• עדי זלק
• עופר קימל
• פיני סילוק
• ציפי פריידנרייך
• צבי טלית
• קרן מורג
• שרי דובא