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The document discusses several portraits painted by Hans Holbein the Younger between 1521 and 1545. It mentions portraits of Christina of Denmark from 1533 and 1538. It also lists portraits Holbein painted of other royal subjects like Henry VIII, Jane Seymour, and Anne of Cleves during this time period.
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הטרה קוטה
ציורי אבק שרפה, מיצבים ענקיים ומופעי זיקוקים
Cai guo qiang מזרח פוגש מערב 2
האמן הסיני צאי גוו צ'יאנג מציג לצד חיילי הטרקוטה במלבורן אוסטרליה,ציורי אבק השרפה
המיצבים ואירועי הפיצוצים המרהיבים
Pascale marthin tayou פסקלה מרתין טאיו
פסקלה מרתין טאיו, יליד קמרון
אמן רב תחומי
המעלה שאלות של גלובליזציה בעידן הפוסטקולניאלי
גל וינשטיין ומרק ברדפורד בבייאנלה 2017
על אמנות ופוליטיקה
הביתן הישראלי והביתן האמריקאי בג'רדיני בונציה
ניצבים סמוכים זה לזה. הביתן האמריקאי נבנה בסגנון נאו קלאסי
ע"י האדריכל ג'יימס הובן ב-1932
את הביתן הישראלי תכנן זאב רכטר ב- 1952, בסגנון הבינלאומי,
סגנון שהושפע מהבאו האוז, חף מכל קישוטיות.
בבייאנלה ה-57 , 2017 , ייצג את ישראל האמן גל וינשטיין,
ואת ארה"ב מרק ברדפורד.
למרות שלא היה כל תיאום בין שני האמנים, הם מייצגים במידה רבה ביקורת כלפי המדינה שאותה הם מייצגים. שניהם מתייחסים להיסטוריה של מדינתם, למיתוסים, למבני הביתנים ולמשמעותם ושניהם "פוגעים" בביתנים ובכך מעניקים להם פרשנות חתרנית.
גל וינשטיין
??גל וינשטיין, אמן פוליטי
יצירתו של וינשטיין בבייאנלה בוונציה 2017 ובמבט לאחור
מ"צמוד קרקע" בגלריית הקיבוץ ועד
"ל"עמק יזרעאל בלילה
והשוואה לאמן הפלסטיני סלימן מנסור
ציבי גבע וגלגולו של צמיג
על השימוש שעושה ציבי גבע בצמיגים במייצבים שלו ועל אמנים נוספים בארץ ובעולם המשתמשים בצמיגים ביצירות שלהם
ממשיכה משיכה: תערוכה “Brush Continues” hadassagorohovski
הדסה גורוחובסקי
גלריה תערוכה
Artמבט
רחוב רופין כפר סבא
הדסה ממשיכה משיכות מכחול של אמנים אקספרסיביים ומתייחסת במיוחד לאון גוך ומיטת חוליו
קרנבל ואמנות בניס nice carnaval
רשמי סיור
2014
קרנבל ואמנות בריביירה הצרפתית
בהדרכת הדסה גורוחובסקי
וגרסיאלה קידר
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