Who was in Art Basel Miami? Surely not me. I was too busy in Tel Aviv taking care of my forever lasting cold, celebrating Saint Nicolas with delicious Belgian chocolates, and wondering why Kanye West was part of a “design dialogue” with Perez Art Museum starchitect Jacques Herzog. Far away from the Miami Bling, here are…
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Few weeks ago I decided to post on the blog a visual diary of some of Guy Criden’s artworks. I didn’t know much about the Israeli artist, I just knew that I felt connected to its art. His collages are very intellectual and cerebral, mixing together images that he picked up from different sources to…
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My blog is far from being a platform where I vent about my life, but I’m just felling the need to justify why my Bubble-List was delayed this week : I got a new awesome job, and few new exciting projects and collaborations are on their way. That being said, let’s see what the Tel…
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So, what did you think about last week’s openings ? Thursday evening was simply hectic, but quiet interesting aesthetically and conceptually. Few art galleries really made the effort to offer quality exhibitions with remarkably smart curatorial choices. I don’t know about, you but for once I really felt the so called Tel Aviv vibrant art…
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Sometimes you just feel instantly connected with a piece of art, maybe because of its aesthetic, maybe because of it’s meaning, but most of the time for a reason that is simply bigger than you. During my studies I was always more relating to conceptual art than attracted by the beauty that a work of…
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This week, “How to artsy up your week?” is back under the name “The Bubble-List”. As you can see on the blog, a new category opened. There you can find all the weekly art guides I’m preparing with all my blogger love for you dear followers. This Thursday evening is going to be particularly busy…
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ArtPort Tel Aviv is an essential nonprofit institution in our city, it is “the new art arena of The Center for Young Art”. It offers a home, a space and a voice to emerging artists, but most importantly works on promoting Israeli contemporary visual art worldwide. Today and tomorrow they are hosting one of the…
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Ah well, the John Baldessari in me bagging for “No More Boring Art” was finally listen, and quiet satisfied last week ( and no, I wasn’t at the Frieze in London). The show that hit my arty spot the most was the group exhibition “High Ceiling“ curated by Liz Hagag. Each piece was so unique…
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I was going to write my (almost) weekly guide to give you guys some tips to artsy up your week, when I was hit by a (almost) sad reality. I was investigating the two big upcoming arty events of the week : the La Culture pop up gallery at the Gordon Gallery 2, and the…
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The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, has been playing host to Christian Marclay’s cinematic tour de force, ‘The Clock’, since July. However, tomorrow the Museum will host a 24-hour screening of the entire piece. ‘The Clock’ is an internationally acclaimed video masterwork that is constructed out of moments in cinema when time is expressed or when a…
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The last week of August is already here, and art is more than ever in the air. Where to go? What to see? Get your walking shoes ready because it looks like Thursday evening is going to be an arty marathon. DOME – First Solo Exhibition in Israel The oh so cool South Tel Aviv…
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Swiss artist Ugo Rondinone will have a solo exhibition at Sommer Gallery, opening August 29. Rondinone has spent the last twenty years examining the psychic and emotional nature of the banality of human existence. The artist experiments with an array of media and his vast body of work includes sculpture, trance-like mandala paintings, large scale…
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