Moshe Mirsky: New works
11 Feb - 13 Mar 2010
Dvir Gallery is happy to invite you to the opening:
Moshe Mirsky
New Works
The exhibition will start on Thursday, 11.2.10
11 Nitzana St., Tel-Aviv
Moshe Mirsky, born 1952, lives and works at Ein-Harod Kibbutz.
In his works dominates the Isareli existence/experience – the Kibbutzs'.
This experience is given from a child's point of view- without filtering, associative and sometimes hard to handle.
In his painting, Mirsky deals with the tension between the first image, the erased and the final form and sign which give the work a new meaning.
Recent solo exhibitions:
"Yahalomi", Museum of Art, Ein Harod, 1996.
"Painting in honor of Abu-Ali", Ha' Kibbutz Israeli Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv, 1997.
"Stories that weren't told", Kobus Gallery, Hanover, Germany, 2003.
"Paintings", Ha' Kibbutz Israeli Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv, 2005.
"Paintings No. 2", Ein Harod Museum of Art, 2006.
The exhibition will end: 13.3.10
Opening hours:
Tues-Thurs: 10-13, 17-19 Fri-Sat: 10-13
Moshe Mirsky
New Works
The exhibition will start on Thursday, 11.2.10
11 Nitzana St., Tel-Aviv
Moshe Mirsky, born 1952, lives and works at Ein-Harod Kibbutz.
In his works dominates the Isareli existence/experience – the Kibbutzs'.
This experience is given from a child's point of view- without filtering, associative and sometimes hard to handle.
In his painting, Mirsky deals with the tension between the first image, the erased and the final form and sign which give the work a new meaning.
Recent solo exhibitions:
"Yahalomi", Museum of Art, Ein Harod, 1996.
"Painting in honor of Abu-Ali", Ha' Kibbutz Israeli Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv, 1997.
"Stories that weren't told", Kobus Gallery, Hanover, Germany, 2003.
"Paintings", Ha' Kibbutz Israeli Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv, 2005.
"Paintings No. 2", Ein Harod Museum of Art, 2006.
The exhibition will end: 13.3.10
Opening hours:
Tues-Thurs: 10-13, 17-19 Fri-Sat: 10-13