Open evening of the group “I’m political teacher”

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Wire-tappings

Nadav Lev: Guitar Recital

Guest:

Nitai Levi

(Bass Clarinet)

Saturday 27.04 at 20:30

Dan Weinstein

(Cello)
Special Recital in collaboration with Wire-Tappings

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New Exhibition Opening

We are pleased to invite you to the opening event of a new exhibition by Mati Harel

Curated by Avi Sabah

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Wire-tappings

Eyal Maoz and Amos Elkana (Guitars), Ayelet Lerman (Viola)

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New Exhibition Opening

We are pleased to invite you to the opening event of a new exhibition by Felix Kris

Curated by Ronit Eden

Felix Kris’s photographs feature places which resonate with human traces. His works convey a sense of anticipation, as if he may have encountered someone if he had waited there a little longer; someone whose return would have breathed new life into the place. With the anticipation, however, come the disillusionment and the realization that this is an eternally temporary situation.

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Wire-tappings

Decomposing Vessels

A performance by Asaf Setty (tape ad electronics), Roy Fabion (ceramics and text), Adaya Godlevsky(celtic harp and voice)

Two Harp

A sound perfomance by Elil Levy and Adaya Godlevsky

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New Exhibition Opening

We are pleased to invite you to the opening event of a new exhibition by Orr Herz and Tal Yerushalmi

Ruach Ruach

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Screenings at Barbur

Once I entered a garden

A new film by Avi Mugrabi

After the screening there will be a talk with the director

Free entrance

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A literary discussion

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem English Department presents:

Plotting in Harry Potter: Paradigm Shifts

A literary discussion about the act of reading in Harry Potter and the need of constant revision as sudden and astonishing revelations alter the meaning of all that went before.

The discussion will be held with:
Professor Shira Wolosky, author of The Riddles of Harry Potter: Secret Passageways and Interpretive Quests, the English Department, Hebrew University.

Professor Leona Toker, chair of the English Department, Hebrew University.

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Wire-tappings

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Wire-tappings

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New Exhibition Opening

We are pleased to invite you to the opening event of a new solo exhibition by Edna Ohana

Curator: Osnat Shapira

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Dance in the gallery

Dance in the gallery

A dance series at Barbur Gallery

Artist Presentation with Yael Orni
Dance and Video Artist

In the presentation, Orni will perform two solo pieces – Flower and Seem, and will feature her video art Dimensions.
Flower
Solo – the work deals with instability of relationships. The work is in combination with video art.
Music: Don Cherry, Collin Wallcot, Nana Vasconcelos, Idan Raichel.
Choreography, video art, performance, music editing and costume: Yael Orni.
Seem
Solo – the work deals with the complexity of relationship with oneself and with one’s social environment.
Music: Don Cherry, Collin Wallcot, Nana Vasconcelos, authentic Berber Moroccan tribal music.
Choreography, performance, music editing and costume: Yael Orni.
Dimensions
Video art – the piece derived from the research question – will it be possible to turn a two dimensions painting into a three dimensions one. The entire elements create a multiple layered kinetic composition.
Music: BBC sound effects and Idan Raichel.
Dancers: Alex Hemsley, Christopher Engdahl, Sarah Luise Buckle.
The idea, video art, drawings, costumes, sound and video editing: Yael Orni.

Series editor: Rachel Zohar

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Poetry readings

Introducing a new Hebrew translation of traditional Indian poetry from 14-th century

by Lalla

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Wire-tappings

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Dance in the gallery

Dance in the gallery

A dance series at Barbur Gallery

Series editor: Rachel Zohar

Dance in the Gallery creates a meeting between dance, music, and the visual arts, between creators from different fields and dancers. The gallery space offers an intimate exposé of the movement of the dance, and opens the possibility of communication between the performer and the spectator.ance on the movement of the dance, and opens a possibility of a communication between the performer and the spectator.

The series is a collaboration between Choreographers Association, Jerusalem Foundation and Barbur Gallery.

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Wire-tappings

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The Phantom of Memory

A Film by Friedemann Derschmidt

Israeli poet Ilana Shmueli is researching memory. She investigates her own recollection of a story that happened, as she puts it, “at the margins of the Holocaust”. She was born in 1924 in Czernowitz. In October 1941, all Jews were ordered to move to the Ghetto. On her way to the Ghetto with the family’s belongings, 17-year-old Ilana was approached by a Romanian Army officer. He offered her escape from Czernowitz. Not wishing to leave her family, Ilana refused.
Ilana and her family survived the Holocaust and emigrated to Palestine in 1944. Time and again, Ilana returns to the story of the officer, making a key incident in her “Holocaust Story.” In each retelling, the story evolves. A police artist is brought in to create a facial composite of the officer, and objects from her past are used as evidence in her attempt to catch the phantom of her memory.

Director: Friedemann Derschmidt
Script: Friedemann Derschmidt, Karin Schneider and Ilana Shmueli
Camera: Oliver Schneider, Friedemann Derschmidt, Marcus J. Carney, Eitan Shouker
Editor: Elke Groen
Sound: Amir Boverman
Producer: Kurt Mayer

Funded by: Austrian Federal Ministry for Education, the Arts and Culture, Department for Cultural Affairs of the City of Vienna, Department of Culture of the Regional Government of Salzburg

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New Exhibition Opening

We are pleased to invite you to the opening event of a new group exhibition

The Artists are: Dvora Agranov, Albert Swissa, Joel Kantor, and Reut Shahar
Curator: Pesach Slabosky

Hotheads is very far from being a “young artists” exhibition. The average age of the participants is over sixty. They are experienced in life. They know how to say what they want. They manage their inner heat, which could burn a younger person, and they maintain it as a life-giving flame.
The writer Albert Swissa, who was born in Morocco, is a well-known figure in Jerusalem. His novel Aqud, is considered a classic of Israeli literature. He has written culture journalism for various publications, and he is the owner of the popular Sigmund (זיגמונד) café and bar in the Rehavia neighborhood. Albert’s texts will appear on the gallery walls.
Joel Kantor, born in Canada, has exhibited widely in Israel, has published books of his photography, and he has made and exhibited films. He exhibits non-photography work for the first time in this exhibition.
Reut Shahar, the one Israeli native in Hotheads, has presented numerous exhibitions. She has done performance art and musical performances.
Dvora Agranov, born in Afghanistan, was a child detainee, along with her family, as an illegal immigrant, in a British prison. She has lived in Petach Tikva for over 70 years. She has exhibited in Israel and abroad.

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Wire-tappings

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New Exhibition Opening

We are pleased to invite you to the opening event of a new group exhibition

by the graduating class of Your own studio project

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Wire-tappings

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Artist talk with Riva Pinsky Awadish

Gallery talk at the exhibition

Etti Abergel will talk with Riva Pinsky Awadish

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Dance in the gallery

Dance in the gallery

A dance series at Barbur Gallery

Body in the space

Yael Shterenbach & Yair Lisai, Efrat Vansover, Tamar Shamir

Mastoid Process

Yael Sterenbach & Yair Lisai
Music: Or Sinai
The spaces between, and within, are essential.
Divisions are the foundation of movement, absorption, and communication between the inner and outer worlds.

Clearing Space

Efrat Vansover

There is nobody like him

Dancer:Tamar Shamir
Musician: Nitai Levy

Series editor: Rachel Zohar

Dance in the Gallery creates a meeting between dance, music, and the visual arts, between creators from different fields and dancers. The gallery space offers an intimate exposé of the movement of the dance, and opens the possibility of communication between the performer and the spectator.

The series is a collaboration between Choreographers Association, Jerusalem Foundation and Barbur Gallery.

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Combatants for Peace

Combatants for Peace movement is pleased to invite you to the lecture and discussion with Meir Margalit

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Performance of experimental blues

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