Visual Arts
Group Exhibition “Curious Oranges” with Gil Shachar, Julia Bulik, Yoav Efrati, Roy Menachem Markovitch, Michal Rubens, Atar Rabina and Alona Harpaz.
Artists: Gil Shachar (sculptor), Julia Bulik (ceramic artist), Yoav Efrati (draughtsman), Roy Menachem Markovitch (sculptor), Michal Rubens (painter), Atar Rabina (painter) and Alona Harpaz (painter).
Curated by Yoav Efrati and Alona Harpaz
Opening Reception
17.08.2019 - 19:00
performance: 20:00
exhibition: 18.08 - 12.10.2019
Opening Times
Thursday – Saturday
12:00 – 18:00
Curious Oranges is a group exhibition taking place in Circle1 Gallery that explores the innately human nature of curiosity. Curiosity is present in everyone. It unites us despite our differences. Curious Oranges presents the idea that individuals are separate entities but collectively form a united whole made of various characters, conflicts, motivations and thoughts.
The exhibition space is a liberated environment in which every creative expression is welcome. Therefore, the artists participating explore different disciplines and express various points of view. Although the connection between the works is not explicit, they are united by the individual curiosities that fuel each creative expression.
Throughout the exhibition viewers are invited to enter the gallery space and observe the different artworks as separate units, while simultaneously observing the exhibition as a whole. Observing art is a complicated act that requires awareness and watchfulness. It asks of us: Does the viewers really see what they are seeing? What are they seeing while they are watching? Do they recognize the exhibition’s space? Are they awake?
THE NEW WOMEN’S SPACE PROGRAM: PILOT
The opening will be accompanied with a performance of Tusia Dabrowska and Wiktor Podgorski.
A woman astronaut is sent on a solo mission to Mars. Haunted by visions of cross-generational trauma, she feels the need to crash her spacecraft. Will she reach her destination? THE NEW WOMEN’S SPACE PROGRAM: PILOT is a devised immersive experience/performance by Tusia Dabrowska and Wiktor Podgorski.
The performance will start a new series of performative events in C1 curated by Dan Allon.
Curated by Yoav Efrati and Alona Harpaz
Opening Reception
17.08.2019 - 19:00
performance: 20:00
exhibition: 18.08 - 12.10.2019
Opening Times
Thursday – Saturday
12:00 – 18:00
Curious Oranges is a group exhibition taking place in Circle1 Gallery that explores the innately human nature of curiosity. Curiosity is present in everyone. It unites us despite our differences. Curious Oranges presents the idea that individuals are separate entities but collectively form a united whole made of various characters, conflicts, motivations and thoughts.
The exhibition space is a liberated environment in which every creative expression is welcome. Therefore, the artists participating explore different disciplines and express various points of view. Although the connection between the works is not explicit, they are united by the individual curiosities that fuel each creative expression.
Throughout the exhibition viewers are invited to enter the gallery space and observe the different artworks as separate units, while simultaneously observing the exhibition as a whole. Observing art is a complicated act that requires awareness and watchfulness. It asks of us: Does the viewers really see what they are seeing? What are they seeing while they are watching? Do they recognize the exhibition’s space? Are they awake?
THE NEW WOMEN’S SPACE PROGRAM: PILOT
The opening will be accompanied with a performance of Tusia Dabrowska and Wiktor Podgorski.
A woman astronaut is sent on a solo mission to Mars. Haunted by visions of cross-generational trauma, she feels the need to crash her spacecraft. Will she reach her destination? THE NEW WOMEN’S SPACE PROGRAM: PILOT is a devised immersive experience/performance by Tusia Dabrowska and Wiktor Podgorski.
The performance will start a new series of performative events in C1 curated by Dan Allon.
Date and time
12:00 AM
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Date and time
12:00 AM
(UTC+0)
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Location
Virtual