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May 22 - Opening of the group exhibition "I SEE YOU" from the ArtNeuroVerse Biennale project at the Design Terminal Gallery.

You are invited to the opening of the international group art exhibition in support of recognizing the value of neurodiversity "I SEE YOU." The works of 30 authors with autism and other neurodivergences, as well as authors exploring the theme of neurodiversity in their art, will be on display at the Design Terminal Gallery until June 22.

For art enthusiasts, this is a rare opportunity to acquaint themselves with creativity in various mediums (video art, animation, painting, graphics, ceramics, mixed techniques, etc.) and discover new names of artists that are rarely found in announcements of vernissages and loud collective exhibitions because some authors do not speak and communicate with the world only through the images of their works. Thanks to six months of research and organizational work by the project volunteer team, we can now learn more about talented artists from Israel (and beyond) with a unique perception of the world.

"I SEE YOU" is an exhibition about how differently we see and feel the world, ourselves in it, our relationships with others, about fragile bridges between "me" and "others," about the feeling of visibility/invisibility in society.

Before visiting "I SEE YOU," everyone interested can familiarize themselves with sensory maps (detailed plan of the territory and events of the opening and exhibition) of the exhibitions or on the project's Instagram.

Artists: Adi Hadad, Arkadiy Erlich aka UrsaeRigor, Bogdana Troyanova, Vitas Dizhokas, Guy Yaakov Hamal, Diana Galimzyanova, Diana Wasserstrom Pukha Mukha, Daniel Kond, Elena Prasova, Inbal Rayner, Ir:ka Solza, Irina Prudnikova, Zoya Zoya, Kristina Burbela, Leia Glikstern, Naama Shitrit, Nata Korneeva, Koanka Rami, Sasha Feldman, Sergey Ninikov, Shimon Gorodetsky, Ksenia Misko, Sonya Popov, Mark Rafayevich, Adina Victoria, Yana Volkov, Eva Levin & Julia Goland & Sasha Bokh.

Curator: Katya Finkelstein. Curator's Assistant: Grigory Tserkovsky.

Organizer: ArtNeuroVerse Biennale with the support of Design Terminal Bat Yam, Talis Gallery Jerusalem.

The project is a charitable initiative of new repatriates, and the organizers will be grateful for any support from those who care.

Visiting hours and cultural program:

Bat Yam: "I SEE YOU," Design Terminal Gallery, Waze - Design Terminal, 32 Ehud Kinamon St. Bat Yam

Opening:

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM - for guests with special needs, only by prior registration anvbiennale@gmail.com

7:00 PM - 9:00 PM - public opening

At the opening, guests will find:

Charitable art market of project participants

Curatorial tour

Introduction to the Design Terminal Gallery

Exhibition hours from May 23 to June 12, Sunday-Thursday: 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM / Friday, Saturday: Closed

Entrance: donation for charity.

Contact information: anvbiennale@gmail.com / +972 54-584-4146

POP UP ART. "LET ME BE YOUR FRIEND"
Ramat Gan "Koma 2". 02.04.2024

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On April 2, the day of dissemination of information about autism, the ArtNeuroVerse Biennale project, together with the Ramat Gan Youth Center “Koma 2” , held an international pop-up exhibition of artists with autism “Let me be your friend”, which was accompanied by a performance by a saxophonist, DJ, an art master class, a charity art market and a visit from specially trained therapy dogs.

On this day, it was important for us to once again draw public attention to the difficulties that people with autism in general and people of art and artists in particular have to face, as well as talk about inclusion in art institutions.

Often art is the only way for people with autism to express their feelings and say something to others, and our task is to make sure that the public and professionals (gallery owners, collectors, journalists) see it.

The exhibition featured the work of 23 artists with autism of varying ages and experience levels, including painting, drawing, digital art, animation, video art and sculpture.

Artists: Adi Hadad, Agnes Alana, Adas Udel, Arina Prasova, Arkady Erlich (aka UrsaeRigor), Bogdana Troyanova, Boris Pincus, Vova Volokhov, Guy Yaakov Hamel, Diana Galimzyanova, Elena Prasova, Ir:ka Solza, Inbal Reiner, Katya Frucht , Christina Burbela, Lea Glickstein, Lena Shteimberg, Mark Rafaevich, Melanie Perelshtein, Nata Korneeva, Nathaniel Pincus, Sasha Feldman, Nayama Chetrit, Michael Riggs. Curator: Katya Finkelstein.

The event attracted more than 200 people, including spectators, collectors and members of the press. We express our gratitude to the Ramat Gan Municipality and the Koma 2 Youth Center for their support.

Future exhibitions are planned at Design Terminal Gallery (Bat Yam) in May and HaMekarer Gallery (Tel Aviv) in July. Participation is free, details are available on the project website. We also look forward to opening a gallery dedicated to the art of neurodivergent artists and holding a biennial dedicated to neurodiversity and inclusion in the arts.

I SEE YOU. ADULTS

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“I SEE YOU” is an exhibition about how differently we see and feel the world, ourselves in it, relationships with others, about the fragile bridges between “I” and “other”, about the feeling of visibility/invisibility of oneself in society. SVIVA Gallery presented painting, video art, sculpture, graphics, photography, and digital art by authors of different generations and a vast geography.

Artists at SVIVA Gallery Tel Aviv: Adi Hadad, Arkady Erlich aka UrsaeRigor, Bogdana Troyanova, Vitas Dijokas, Guy Jacob Hamal, Diana Galimzyanova, Diana Wasserstrom Pooh Mucha, Daniel Cond, Elena Prasova, Inbal Reiner, Ir:ka Solza, Irina Prudnikova, Zoya Zoya, Kristina Burbela, Leya Glikstern, Naama Shitrit, Nata Korneeva, Koanka Rami, Reut Rost, Sasha Feldman, Sergei Ninikov, Shimon Gorodetsky, Em.

I SEE YOU. ADULTS

“I SEE YOU” is an exhibition about how differently we see and feel the world, ourselves in it, relationships with others, about the fragile bridges between “I” and “other”, about the feeling of visibility/invisibility of oneself in society. TaLis Gallery Jerusalem presented paintings, graphics, photography, digital art and objects by authors ranging from 5 to 18 years old.

Artists at Talis Gallery Jerusalem: A. A., Arseny Borovsky, Ayelet Kuklin, Vova Volokhov, Daniil Bulvakov, Darius Epstein, Dunya Sterlyagova, Melanie Perelshtein, Mark Rafaevich, Mandy Kay, Nathaniel Pincus, Arina Prasova, Ron Hotovsky, Sonya Popov, Hadas Odel Hila.

Curators: Larisa Talis, Katya Finkelstein.