"Russian-Israeli Art: Then and Now" by David Stromberg

Angel Orensanz Foundation invites you to the lecture:

"Russian-Israeli Art: Then and Now" by the writer, translator, and influential American and Israeli art historian David Stromberg talking about Russian Israeli art.

Over the past decade, a number of Israeli artists have entered the international gallery and museum scene in an unprecedented way. At the same time, a new caste of artists is making its name in Israel, where the local art establishment has itself grown in a way never before witnessed. And tottering between these global changes has been a combination of old-guard Soviet expatriates and new guard young Russian-speakers making their way through the wildly changing Israel of the 1990s. The difference between these two historical contexts is reflected in the works emerging from them, as are some of the cultural constants. These are explored in this talk based on interviews and profiles of Israel's artists, their work, and the personalities behind their practice.

Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 7:00 PM
Angel Orensanz Foundation.
172 Norfolk St. New York,
10002 NY

This event is organized by RACC and Office of Cultural Affairs, Consulate General of Israel in New York with the cooperation of Angel Orensanz Foundation

http://russianamericanculture.com/Literary_Events/Russian_Israel_Art_Then_and_Now/