In English, the phrase After Hours indicates the hours after normal work and activity hours.
For seven Haifa youth, these hours are the hours when creativity comes out to celebrate. The hours when you can express and take out everything that the working day does not take out. To give free rein to action, feelings, experiences. The hours when the hands leave the phone and computer screen and dedicate themselves to the material, felt, paint or the camera lens.
We invite you to meet at our works. Works that are done in free time out of the love of creation and the desire to fill the space and calm the hunger to create. Each of us encounters art in a different place and is interested in a different technique.
The exhibition will take place in the magical space of Kibbutz Galvoit 91, which has become a home for art, society and hospitality. Between the stone walls and arches we have chosen a space where you can meet our creations together and enter our world if only for a few moments.
Thursday-Saturday, 04-06/11/2021
Entry is free!
Grand opening on Thursday, 04/11/2021 Grand opening at 20:00.
The gallery will be open from 19.00:23.00 to 70:XNUMX. At the opening, there will be a performance by Yael Rennert, a singer and one half of the duo where is paul, and Noa Bieber, the pianist, who will play fun and nostalgic hits from the XNUMXs.
On Fridays and Saturdays the exhibition will be open from 10.00 to 15.00.
On Saturday, a meeting with the artists at the exhibition.
All days the restaurant services of the place will be open during these hours for food, desserts, light/hot drinks and alcohol.
About the exhibitors and works:
Eyal Elron: When a deer meets a crayon, magic happens. Whether landscape drawings, people, body parts or building details Eyal knows how to express them and make them accurate. Eyal's drawings range between the real and the imagined, between dreams and reality, between stories and books and places and buildings. A line and another line Eyal builds a story through each drawing and manages to capture the viewer's eye.
Inbar Salem (between): Inbar was halfway to becoming an architect and then did a U-turn, but the love for art and design is inherent in her and in everything she does. In her ceramic works under the guidance of Ronit Yam (@ronityampottery) that contain serving, decorative and hospitality vessels, her delicate and sensitive line on the stones is evident, while in her paintings, which focus mainly on people, she gives free rein to color and boldness.
Ira Drouinov: Most of us avoid abandoned places, but for Ira, abandoned places arouse curiosity and a desire to document and photograph. It captures the moment between what was once a bustling place and the deserted present. A detail of a building that testifies to its past, a graffiti inscription that has found a home, street furniture that was used - all these join together in compositions that tell a story and also give space to the imagination.
Dana Zilka: In the last year, Dana returned to an old hobby and started experimenting with different drawing and painting techniques and using diverse materials. In a series of threes, Dana presents different topics, once with a drop in details and once in general terms. Through the painting, Dana tries to test her own limits and the limits of the painting.
Tal Netanyahu: In her profession, Tal moved away from the world of planning and design to which she was exposed as a child, but when she goes out to photograph, she is drawn back to these places - of structure, form, spaces and spaces. All of these converge into one moment that she freezes through the camera lens that conveys her love for places - whether built or open.
Yoni Zimmer: Yoni's sculptural works mainly concern the human body. The body parts that Yoni sculpts allow us to focus and wonder for a moment about the expression, the posture, the shape and the character in which our body is sculpted, things that our eyes have already become accustomed to on a daily basis. Yoni testifies that sculpture allows him to create something with a physical presence in a relatively short time, compared to the world of architecture in which he works.
flanuriii. In short and sharp sentences, @flanuriii articulates the relationship between him and her. A sentence and another and another that join together in a collection of pain, disappointment, emotion, love, falling in love and heartbreak flanuriii manages to touch on this topic, which seems so trite, in an original and intimate way. Dozens of his sentences will be waiting for you in an exciting and special performance at the exhibition.
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