B.A. in History of Art Tel-Aviv University
Tel-Aviv Museum Exhibitions Guide.
Helena Rubinstein Pavillion of Art - Art Workshops.
Mosaic, Vitrage and Art Therapy Studies.
Gestalt and Group Guidance Studies.
Exhibitons
February 2002, Ephrat Gallery Tel-Aviv:
Homage to
Gestalt
One man exhibition, "The whole is more than the
some of its parts" , Mosaic art
Ephrat
Gallery, Tel-Aviv:
Permanent display of some of the
artist's work
February
2004, Ephrat Gellery, Tel-Aviv:
One man exhibition, "Cookies"
May-June
2004, Ein-Hod Gallery, Artists Village Ein-Hod:
Group exhibition "Chairs"
July- August
2004, Ein-Hod Gallery, Artist Village Ein-Hod:
One man exhibition, "Metamorphosis"
Ein-Hod
Gallery, Artist Village Ein-Hod:
Permament display
of some of the artist's work.
October
-November 2004, Be'er Tzeva Gallery, Be'er Sheva:
Group exhibition," Olive Branch" , Dialog
November
2004, Kastra Art Center, Haifa:
Group Exhibition "Transparent Coloures"
January
2005, Design Gallery, Hankin, Hulon:
One man exhibition, "Fragments of Life"
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In the former exhibition there were Mosaic works combined
mainly of broken china, glass, decorative elements
on a range of materials.
In this exhibition "Cookies", the artist
uses variety of mediums: painting, sculpture, relief
and mosaic.
The human
pattern appears in big and small forms, and in different
physical states: broken, incomplete and tied.
Each form is made of clay. In the beginning it is
soft, and during the baking process it hardens and
gains a new nature, like certain processes that changes
and hardens the inner self of people.
The Cookie series is combined of six huge works, each
one of them has a cookie shape - wooden cookie contains
a lot of small ceramic hand painted cookies, baked
in the oven, exactly like home-made cookies.
The central theme is a repeated pattern in different
versions, each one of them is unique.
In spite
their dealing with difficult themes, such as: illness,
fear and death, the works of art are trying to send
an optimistic massage trough their colorfulness, and
by touching the children's world:
Life Goes On.
Aviva Beigel
beigel@012.net.il
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