Last week I visited this overwhelmingly nice exhibition in Munich on the Prater-Island. All rooms of that pretty big location were massively packed with about a thousand artworks produced by over three-hundred israeli artists. All kinds of skills were present: You could wander through the premisses looking at paintings, photography, sculptures and installations. Almost all varieties of arts human beings can create were present. Gladly I went there two times, because there was really quite much to see. It also was an very important exhibition. In times when israel-bashing becomes so popular, it’s good to show that this small country has a massive creative engine and it allows artist to freely produce the works they are on about, without any censorship. [Thanx to the artworks-munich team for this beautiful event!]

More info: artworks-munich.com | There was in deed so much artwork, that I can’t show it all here. But I have put up an album on flickr with a lot more pictures from the exhibition. >>>

>>> Don’t forget to check out the photo-album on flickr. There are exactly one-hundred photos with impressions from the exhibition waiting for you to be seen. >>>

There’s a nice exhibition in Munich till the 24th of September: Isabel Bernheimer presents the multimedia cross-over-project »vanitas« with the artists Victor Alaluf and Jan Kuck at the Bernheimer-Gallery. You can discover plenty of drawings, collages and a video-installation by Victor Alaluf and objects, sculptures and an installation by Jan Kuck. These modern works are put into relation to historic objects from the cabinet of wonder, an anatomic skeleton, as well as a painting by Hendrick de Fromantiou. Go there, it’s a good visit. >> More Information >>
[Thanx to Bernheimer Contemporary for the invitation!]