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Weill Art Gallery |
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The Milton J. Weill Art Gallery, located directly outside the Kaufmann Concert Hall in the 92nd Street building lobby, serves the 92nd Street Y and the arts community by exhibiting intellectually rigorous work by younger and established artists to help educate the public about a broad spectrum of issues in the visual arts.
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| Current Exhibit: Out of Israel: Four Photographers |
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Gaston Zvi Ickowicz, Menachem Kahana, Joel Kantor, Alex Levac

OPENING RECEPTION: Tue, Mar 11, 5pm-6:45pm
Free and Open to the Public
EXHIBIT DATES: Sun, Mar 2 - Tue, Apr 22
As part of the Israel at 60 celebration, the 92nd Street Y presents Out of Israel, an exhibit featuring images by four diverse Israeli photographers. Through the depiction of barren landscapes, vibrant ethnic communities, religious-secular struggles, and everyday life on the streets, Gaston Zvi Ickowicz, Menachem Kahana, Joel Kantor and Alex Levac (respectively) each take a different approach to capturing the richness and complexity of Israeli culture.
Gaston Zvi Ickowicz was born in Buenos Aires in 1974 and immigrated to Israel with his family in 1980. His photographs address the tension between human intervention and nature, as evidenced in his images of the uninhabited landscapes that surround settlement communities. Ickowicz's work has been show in the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, the Israel Museum in Jerusalem and the Haifa Museum of Art.
Menachem Kahana was born in Ashkelon in 1958 and studied photography at the Hadassah College in Jerusalem. His photographs provide an intimate view of life in Israel's ultra-orthodox communities. Kahana has worked as head photographer for Associated French Press in Jerusalem since 1987 and has several images in the collection of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
Joel Kantor was born in Montreal, Canada in 1948 and earned a law degree from McGill University before immigrating to Israel in 1976. While Kantor's grainy black and white photographs depict contemporary scenes, they have a nostalgic quality that suggests another time. His works are in the collection of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem and the Jewish Museum in New York.
Alex Levac was born in Tel Aviv in 1944. After graduating with degrees in philosophy and psychology from Tel Aviv University and in photography from the London College of Printing, he began his career as a freelance photographer and eventually settled in Jerusalem. Levrac became a staff photographer for the daily newspaper Hadashot in 1983, and has held the same post for the Tel Aviv daily Ha'aretz since 1993. Along with his experience in covering hard news, Levac is known for finding humor in everyday life on the streets of Israel. In 2005, he was a recipient of the Israel Prize - the highest award Israel bestows upon its citizens.
The photographs in this exhibit are on loan from Yosefa Drescher Fine Art in West Hartford, Connecticut. |
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| Gallery Schedule Fall '07 - Summer '08 |
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(Sep 4-Oct 26)
Installation: Sep 4 (9:30am-5pm)
Opening reception: Sep 6 (5pm-6:45pm)
Public viewing hours: Sep (from 12pm-4pm)
(Oct 26-Dec 4) Jake Berthot
Installation: Oct 26 (9:30am-5pm)
Opening reception: Oct 31 (5pm-6:45pm)
Public viewing hours: Nov (from 12pm-4pm)
Faculty Exhibit (Dec 4-Jan 11)
Installation: Dec 4 (9:30am-5pm)
Opening Reception: Dec 11 (5pm-6:45pm)
(Jan 11-Feb 29) David Rubinger
Installation: Jan 11 (9:30am-5pm)
Opening reception: Jan 22 (5pm-6:45pm)
Public viewing hours: (from 12-4pm)
(Mar 2-Apr 22) Out of Israel
Installation: Feb 29 (9:30am-5pm)
Opening reception: March 11 (5pm-6:45pm)
Public viewing hours: (from 12pm-4pm)
Nursery School Exhibit (Apr 23-Apr 25)
Installation: Apr 23
Opening: Apr 24
Children's Exhibit (Apr 25-May 9)
Installation: Apr 25 (9:30am-5pm)
Opening reception: May 6 (5pm-6:45pm)
Public viewing hours: (from 12pm-4pm)
Recanati-Kaplan awards reception: May 8 (3pm-6:30pm; the reception will be from 5pm-6:30pm)
Student exhibition (May 9-Jun 13)
Installation: May 9 (9:30am-5pm)
Opening reception: May 13 (5pm-6:45pm)
Public viewing hours: (from 12pm-4pm)
Senior Adult Exhibit (Jun 13-Jul 11)
Installation: June 23 (9:30am-5pm)
Jazz in July (Jul 11-Aug 3)
Installation: July 13 (9:30am-5pm)
Take down of exhibit: Aug 3 (9:30am-3pm) |
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| The 92YTribeca Gallery is scheduled to open in 2008. |
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