IV Jerusalem Biennale 2019

Bienal de arte / Varios espacios en Jerusalem: Jerusalem International YMCA; Kol Haot at the Artists Colony (Chotzot Hayotzer); Hebrew Union College Jerusalem Campus; Menachem Begin Heritage Center; Van Leer Jerusalem Institute; Hechal Shlomo - The Center for Jewish / Varias direcciones / Jerusalem, Yerushalayim, Israel
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Cuándo:
10 oct de 2019 - 28 nov de 2019

Inauguración:
10 oct de 2019 / 10.00

Horario:
Lunes a Domingo de 10:00 a 20:00

Precio:
Entrada gratuita

Organizada por:
The Jerusalem Biennale

Artistas participantes:
Adriana Babor, Arpana Caur, Astha Butail, Carla Grisel Beretta, Hicham Benohoud, Jorge Gil, Marina Abramovic, Mirta Gendin, Mohamed Arejdal, Noemi Schneck, Sandra Ciccioli, Sara Slipchinsky, Silvana Blasbalg, Silvia Japkin Szulc

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Etiquetas
Arte contemporáneo  Arte contemporáneo en Yerushalayim  Arte de Acción  Arte de Acción en Yerushalayim  Arte digital  Arte digital en Yerushalayim  Arte en vivo  Arte en vivo en Yerushalayim  Arte sonoro  Arte sonoro en Yerushalayim  Arte urbano  Escultura  Fotografía  Instalación  Objeto Artístico  Pintura  Video arte  Videoperformance 

       

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Descripción de la Exposición

The Jerusalem Biennale presents: For Heaven's Sake! 12 Venues in Jerusalem’s city center 200 participating artists from 15 countries The Jerusalem Biennale is being held this year for the fourth time and we have dedicated it For Heaven’s Sake! What does this mean? What is this Heaven, towards which we are exhorted to strive? Is it even possible? Every two years, the Jerusalem Biennale facilitates an encounter in Jerusalem between the world of contemporary art and the world of Jewish content; between professional artists and curators from Israel and abroad; between past, present, and future; between tradition and innovation. This year, the Biennale again offers a platform for professional artists and curators who grapple with Jewish thought, tradition, and experiences in their work, and infuse them with something fresh and original. Establishing the Biennale as a sustainable art institution in Jerusalem required intensive engagement with the “what” and the “how.” The 2019 Biennale theme allows us to stop and contemplate another, earlier question: “For what purpose?” What motivates artists to create? What drives us? One possible answer, found in Judaism and other traditions is “for Heaven's sake.” This answer is obviously not an explicit one, but merely a metaphor with a range of possible interpretations that span the heavens themselves. The diverse exhibitions and art installations on show at the 2019 Jerusalem Biennale offer viewers the mere tip of the interpretative iceberg. The artworks are vehicles conveying the motive for action of humanity in general and of artists and creators in particular.

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