And just then I got that strong feeling of deja vu because it seemed that I had seen such a wall before not a long time ago at my home!
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Showing posts with label Gallery visits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gallery visits. Show all posts
1.25.2013
Comparing walls
I have been to the Fluxus exhibition (again) because my other friend really really really wanted to see it, but she didn't want to go alone there. So helpful as I am I just went along. I didn't really expect to see something new, but there I stood in front of a wall which was once blank that had all sorts of stuff attached to it. Apparently I had missed a sign before that said:
And just then I got that strong feeling of deja vu because it seemed that I had seen such a wall before not a long time ago at my home!
And just then I got that strong feeling of deja vu because it seemed that I had seen such a wall before not a long time ago at my home!
1.05.2013
10.30.2012
The wandering veil
Tel Aviv. Art Museum.
You have not seen so much art in one place. Its a MUST SEE for any art loving person in this world!
I will not post all of the things that I saw today, but only a small part.
His name is Izhar Patkin.
His dream like veil paintings are based on the poems of a certain Agha Shahid Ali. These two people managed to "tread the boundary between illusion and reality". I fell in love with his art on the spot.
Its an amazing feeling when you stand there and you are surrounded by so much...poetry. In some ways art is poetry as well.
I have no clue how to express what I feel right now. So I will just let you enjoy my rather badly taken photography's of the exhibition.
P.S. The photography's do not really show the true greatness of the art works, but they are the only ones that I've got.
You have not seen so much art in one place. Its a MUST SEE for any art loving person in this world!
I will not post all of the things that I saw today, but only a small part.
His name is Izhar Patkin.
His dream like veil paintings are based on the poems of a certain Agha Shahid Ali. These two people managed to "tread the boundary between illusion and reality". I fell in love with his art on the spot.
Its an amazing feeling when you stand there and you are surrounded by so much...poetry. In some ways art is poetry as well.
I have no clue how to express what I feel right now. So I will just let you enjoy my rather badly taken photography's of the exhibition.
P.S. The photography's do not really show the true greatness of the art works, but they are the only ones that I've got.
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