Exhibitions in 2011

Shoshana Finkelstein | Touching Color

Finkelstein developed her own visual language, full of motion and rich with colours, and during the 1950s “came out” and won recognition. In 1959 she exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in Haifa and immediately afterwards at the Bezalel National Museum in Jerusalem... [read more]

Chaim Atar | Portraits and Still-life

One of the founders of Ein Harod in the early 1920s. Chaim Atar never studied painting, and in his paintings did not describe landscapes or experiences as he might have been expected to do. His works, painted indoors rather than in the bright Israeli daylight, sought to deal with the individual's inner world and with the sensuality of material, avoiding recruited, decorative art... [read more]

Relli de Vries | ORIENTAZIA2

Relli de Vries exhibits a cross section of the width of the country contrasting the length-wise landscape form we are accustomed to. The view starts from the Mediterranean going east – and includes quarries, swamps, mounds, sandstone hills, fossils, dunes, spring waters moving one on top of another between the layers of rock... [read more]

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Khader Oshah | Portraits & Surroundings

Oshah was born in 1966 to a Palestinian family in Gaza, and says he always painted on wooden boards and whatever medium he could find. In 1989 he married Johar and moved to Rahat. During 2000-2004 he studied art in the Center for Visual Art in Beer-Sheba. His exhibit includes, in addition to the portraits, recent works addressing his surroundings, Rahat and Beer-Sheba... [read more]

Sigalit Landau | Erasing the borders of Azkelon

The work allows one to experience in Ein Harod one layer of Landau's exhibit at the Venice Biennale. The layer we chose to present is the bare performative one, which is also alegoric... [read more]

Azaria Alon | Desert Paths (Photography)

Curators: Avital Efrat & Galia Bar Or
16 April - 30 July, 2011

“When you hike with a group you are not alone, you adjust your pace, so there are no heroes racing forward while the weak lag behind; the procession is unified. Night falls and you begin to gather fuel for a fire, to prepare food together, to set up the campsite...” [Read more]

Amos Gitai | Efratia Gitai: Correspondence

Curator: Galia Bar Or
16 April - 30 July, 2011

Ira Reichwarger | Sculpture

Curator: Jan Rauchwerger
15 January - 16 July, 2011

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Amos Gitai | Munio Gitai Weinraub: Traces
(Projected installation)

Curator: Galia Bar Or
Opening: Saturday, 16 April, 2011

Kibbutz - Architecture without Precedents

Idit Levavi - Gabbai | hour of elucidation

Idit Levavi Gabbai’s exhibition offers an in-depth view of the artist’s works from the past decade. This body of work introduces her artistic development as based on “questions and answers” troubling her soul, essentially pertaining to biographical and collective identity...[Read more]

Belle Shafir | Fertility and Vegetativeness

Shafir explores the traces of memory imprinted in nature vestiges as well as in cultural codes, tracing the complex affinity systems between script, language, and identity, both private and collective... [Read more]