Earth to Earth
Earth To Earth | Tel Aviv Museum Uri Gershuni operates in the field of photography like a lightning rod of stories and the traces they leave behind. His work is a form of clinging to what will pass and fade away. The exhibition Earth to Earth features two series of photographs, centered on clouds, plots of land, […]
Gone – There
Gone – There | Chelouche Gallery In the new solo exhibition of Uri Gershuni ‘Gone – There’, Gershuni returns to the history of the photography medium and extracts an episode that occurred – In a small village in the north of England in the early 20th century: in 1917 two girls, cousins from the […]
Selected Works
My Death Came To Me Suddenly
The current solo exhibition by Yael Yudkovik holds hints and outlines of contexts, above and under the ground. Yudkovik’s art is mostly nourished by biographical materials, evolving through a continuing dialog with death, via the awareness of finality on the one hand, and the effort to put it off on the other, with playful tricks, […]
Cryptozoid Skeleton
Principle of Moments
Playing for Time
Woodcut Prints
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Works on Paper
Remembering Something I Never Knew
Yudkovik’s drawings hold hints and outlines contexts, above and under the ground. Yudkovik’s art is mostly nourished by biographical materials, evolving through a continuing dialog with death, via the awareness of finality on the one hand, and the effort to put it off on the other. The drawings are in a state of preparation for […]
But Why Do I Hear the Crickets, it’s Morning
On an autumnal Friday morning, about four years ago, when he was walking his twin children to school, Tomer Sapir’s daughter, Tamara, asked: “But why do I hear the crickets; it’s morning?” The question sounded to him like the vision of a prophetess who identified a disruption in nature, and echoed a dream he once […]
Works on Jute
Tel Aviv is Burning
The Slave Song
The artist Amir Nave inaugurates the new space of the Chelouche Gallery in Old Jaffa with the exhibition “The Slave Song”. Nave (48), Born in Be’er Sheva, lives and works now in Jaffa, Paris and York. The exhibition ”The Slave Song”, which will open on September 8, is the third part in a trilogy whose […]
The Iron Road
It takes four nights and three days to travel from Uzbekistan to Russia by train. The railroad goes northwest through Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Russia, crossing the changing landscape – from Uzbek cities and desert through the Kazakh steppe, to Russian forests. In the winter of 1990, my family and I took that train, as we […]
Quick and Bitter
Untitled (Black), Untitled (8), 2012, Ink and pen on paper
Amateur photographer
Underground 2
