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Artist Statement:
"The beauty hidden in various
corners of a scenery and of
the human being, his soul and
experiences give birth to my
paintings"
I use oil colors and mixed
media to emphasize the
personal tension between my
designs and picuresque
visions. The artistic valued
prevading my work support and
enrich...
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Artist Exhibitions:
Single Exhibitions(Partial
List)
2003 Ramat Gan Museum, Ramat
Gan, Israel
2002 Bet Kaner, Rishon
Le-Zion,Israel
2001 The Shfela Museum, Kefar
Menahem, Israel
2001 Bet Kanar, Rishon LeZion,
Israel
2001 ICC Jerusalem,
International Convention
Center, Jerusalem, Israel
2000 Jerusalem Theater,
Jerusalem, Israel
2000 Yeffet 28 Gallery,
Tel-Aviv, ...
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Artist Galleries:
Artist Representative
Danielle Aldouby
917-670-4346
Fax 201-664-6567...
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Collections:
Bible Museum, Tel-Aviv, Israel
Ben-Gurion Airport - VIP Room,
Tel Aviv, Israel
Binyaney Ha'oma, Jerusalem,
Israel
State Museum At Majdanek,
Lublin, Poland
National Gallery, Prague,
Czech Republic...
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Reviews for Ora Abrahami:
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Review of "My Country, My Homeland, My Rishon", 2002 exhibition in Bet Kaner, Rishon LeZion, Israel
"Ora Abrahami's paintings can be read like a story relating the history of a young country - beginning with a rural landscape, and then evolving into a culture with its own essence and symbols. Her works give the viewer a sense of pristine "togetherness", a message of sincere optimism and zest for life, bringing light to his eyes and a smile to his lips. Just as one can easily recognize an outsider in our midst, so can Ora's paintings be identified as part of the local scene. Color is the dominant element in Ora's paintings, composed of multiple rows of images, through which she realtes her many stories, without any need for punctuation marks or pauses.Alongside these workks are a group of "portraits" - fragmented suggestions of facial features in which each viewer can discover his own school day comrades. But this exhibit portrays not only the past but also the present and perhaps the future as well. Photographs serve as documentation for a fertile plot of land whose fields and orchards have yielded crops over the past decades. And now this land is about to be devoured by progress - bringing highways, train tracks, and houses. Before this happens one last photograph is snapped from the air capturing the scene for the personal and collective memory. And so past, present and future are intertwined in this exhibition and find expression in the artist's own personal and unique language."
Talila Grinberg - Curator
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