Herzliya 2009 הרצליה

Herzliya 2009 הרצליה at the Museum. An extension of the Herzliya Biennial festival that took place during the Sukkot holiday. The show is made up of key works that had been gathered into the museum after the festival.

Adam Rabinowitz

1973, Hadera\r\nLives and works in Los Angeles and Tel Aviv\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nThe work posits the unresolved relationship existing between a closed and an open-ended form, a fragment and a whole, a finite and an infinite serial pattern, flat layers and profoundness, origin and reflection, and reflection as opposed to a reflected

Ami Shavit

1934, Tel Aviv Lives and works in Ein Hod In Alpha Mood, Electro-acoustic

Dan Moshe

1964, Tel Aviv Lives and works in Bnei Brak Ear Nose Mouth Lights, Two channel projection, looped, 1994 A video documenting the sound vibrations emitted through unlikely resonance chambers – the stomach, chest and throat – a process which leads

Shahar Freddy Kislev

1982, Johannesburg Lives and works in Tel Aviv Death and the Maiden, Robots, computers, human hair, 2009 Three robots programmed to continually comb human hair. Hair is a reoccurring motif in paintings from the “Death and the Maiden” genre, and is

Yaron Lapid

1974, Beersheba Lives and works in London In 1999 Yaron Lapid found

Lital Lev Cohen

Lives and works in Tel Aviv The Tomb of the Prophecy

Nevet Yitzhak

1975, Jerusalem Lives and works in Tel Aviv Language for the Faithful,

Yitzhak Danziger

Light Infiltration (Hoshen), sculpture, 1969 1916, Berlin-1977, Haifa Itzhak Danziger’s Hoshen is an abstract and geometric brass interpretation of the ritual breastplate worn by the High Priest in the Israelite Temple. The

Noa Giniger

Ongoing Collection, installation, 2008-9 1977, Tel Aviv Lives and works in Amsterdam An assortment of solar lamps is showcased in a glass cabinet the style of up-scale boutiques. A bright fluorescent light, fixed at the upper end of the case, remains permanently