Manole Art Gallery
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Manole Art Gallery is a fine art gallery, located in the beautiful artists' village Ein Hod, on the Carmel mountain in Israel.
Founded in 1953 by the Dada artist Marcel Janco and a group of artists, Ein Hod is the only artists’ village in Israel, and one of few of it’s kind in the whole world.
Nestled in the heart of the Hof Carmel region, among olive groves and fruit orchards, the village glides down mount Carmel green hills to the seashore. This pictorial setting is enhanced by the special and intensive cultural and diversified artistic scenario.
150 artists and their families inhabit Ein Hod. They live, work and create in the village in every cultural medium and field of endeavor. Through the years, the special atmosphere in the village has influenced the second and third generations into choosing to live here and become artists in their own rights.
From the first days to the present, the richness and diversified talent of members of the artists’ village has been the unlimited source of excitement and creativity for the community, and many of the events, as well as the celebration of holidays, is initiated and carried out by local talent. Through the years Ein Hod has become famous for it’s cultural and inspiring activities and is visited by tourists and artists alike seeking to enjoy and share the muse.
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Exhibitions
1981 - Museum of Alden, Switzerland
1985 - Beit Sokolov (Journalist House), Tel Aviv, Israel
1986 - Portrait Gallery, New York, US
1986 - Portrait Gallery, Boston, US
1989 - Shulamit Gallery, Tel Aviv
1991 -Shulamit Gallery, Tel Aviv
1992 - Gallery Soho - Maisner, New York, US
1993 - Han Theater, Jerusalem, Israel
1994 - Art Expo, New York (group exhibition), US
1995 - Shulamit Gallery. Tel Aviv, Israel
1996 - Yves Fay Gallery, Paris, France
1996 - Amalia Arbel Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel
1997 - Mediterranean Meeting Biennale of Modem Art
1997 - Dubrovnik, Croatia (group exhibition)
1997 - Shaked City Gallery, Netanya, Israel
1998 - Amalia Arbel Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel
1999 - Israel-Cuba exhibition, Robert Thomas Gallery
1999 - Florida, USA (group exhibition), US
1999 - Yves Fay Gallery, Paris, France
1999 - Amalia Arbel Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel
2000 - Art Expo Miami, Florida, USA (group exhibition), US
2001 - Tochka Gallery, Moscow, Russia
2001 - Bernard Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel
2002 - Bernard Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel
2002 - Maria and Mikhail Zetlin Museum of Russian Art, Ramat Gan
2002 - New Menage, Moscow, Russia
2007 - Israel Art Museum, Ramat Gan, Israel
2007 - State Russian Museum, St Petersburg, Russia
2007 - RUSSIAN BALET - Gaeta, Napoli
2008 - THE POWER OF WATER- State Russian Museum, St Petersburg
2009 - WATER - Bienalle Days of Culture Bad Breisig, Germany
2009 - Water and Desert - Old City Caesarea Gallery, Caesarea, Israel
2010 - "Winter", Tsaritsino museum, Moskow, Russia
2010 - "Heavens (sky)" State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
2011 - "Russian celebration" , Tzaritzino museum, Moskow, Russia
2012 - Russian Contemporary Art, Rome, Italy
2013 - "Born to fly...and craw", Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
2013 - Cookbook of Russian Museum, Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
2014 - Russian museum, St. Petersburg
2015 - Russian museum, St. Petersburg
2015 - Three Museums in Italy
2016 - "Modern Art" Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
2017 - Russian museum, St. Petersburg
2017 - Modern Art, Malaga, Spain
Irena says:
"For me as an artist working in a realistic manner, the image of a person is associated with the specificity of his sex, age, time and place of action of the character's picture. These conventions prevented my striving to depict the psychological states of a person with symbolic signs and objects working at a subconscious level. The contradiction between the desire for realism - on the one hand, and the transmission of the generalized psychological traits that characterize a person throughout the history of his development - on the other hand, led me to a search for a character that allows me to bypass restrictions connected with realism without breaking at the same time with him. Ancient Egyptian images of a half-man, half-animal, prompted me to look for the image I needed among animals. In my search for animals in the world culture, I discovered that the hare is a character that appears in many fairy tales and myths of the peoples of the world, from America to the Far East and from Africa to Europe. Myths connect a hare with the moon, sky, and sun, its image can be found on antique ceramics, coins, hieroglyphs, as well as in national histories. Especially I was attracted by the fact that in these tales and myths the hare combines the femininity and masculinity and reflects all the advantages and disadvantages of human nature.
I use images of animals to tell about people,
furthermore, certainly about relations between a man and a woman.
After all, we are all a bit animals...
Pyramids, that I create, have a philosophical and spiritual concept that reflects a balance of opposing forces in human life.
Each element of a pyramid is a symbol and has an implicit meaning.
For example:
- The bird symbolizes spirituality.
- The key is the answer to the questions.
The human desire for harmonious development is emphasized in the paintings. All elements of a pyramid are interconnected.
However, each viewer can find their own correlation of these elements."
Exhibitions
Selected solo exhibitions and group Israel:
1990 - Artist House Haifa.
1991 - "Seminar for Artist" Jerusalem.
1992 - Museum Haifa.
1992 - Gallery Aman Haifa.
1993 - Gallery Exodus Jerusalem.
1994 - Gallery Yaffo.
2001 - 2014 Gallery Ein-Hod.
Exhibitions overseas:
30 Exhibitions in the U.S.S.R.
1995 - Berlin Germany (Jiidische Gallery).
1995 - Dresden Germany (Gallery Sillack).
1996 - Dusseldorf Germany (Art House).
1993 - Denmark (Art. Gallery Copenhagen).
1997 - Geneva (municipality) Italy.
1998 - ArtExpo NY, USA.
1998 - Europe Art Barcelona Spain.
1999 - Europe APT Geneva Switzerland.
2000 - ArtExpo Florida.
2000 - ArtExpo NY, USA.
2005 - Art House Dusseldorf, Germany.
2007 - Art Gallery Bonn, Germany.
Exhibitions
Solo exhibitions
2016 - Danielle Peleg Gallery (USA)
2015 - Egozi Gallery (Tel Aviv, Israel)
2013, 2010, 2009 - Ein Hod Artists Village (Israel)
2011 – Naive art museum of Latvia (Riga)
Group Exhibitions
2017 – Freshpaint 9 (Tel Aviv, Israel)
2017 - 2008 Imagination Israeli Art (Tel Aviv, Israel)
2016 - Beffroi-de-Bruges (Bruges, Belgium)
2015 - Art About - Israeli Worldwide Exhibition (Frankfurt, Germany)
2014 - Art About - Israeli Worldwide Exhibition (Munich, Germany)
2012 - Museum of Russian Art (Jersey City, NJ USA)
2010 - Salon d’art Contemporain Business Art, l’Espace Pierre Cardin (Paris, France)
2016 - Danielle Peleg Gallery (USA)
2015 - Egozi Gallery (Tel Aviv, Israel)
2013, 2010, 2009 - Ein Hod Artists Village (Israel)
2011 – Naive art museum of Latvia (Riga)
Exhibitions
Group Exhibitions in Israel:
1987 - 2000 Annual, Group exhibition, Haifa, Ein Hod
1987 - Haifa Auditoriwn
1994 - Group exhibition, Beer Sheva
1995 - Group exhibition, "Hamegdal" Gallery, Tel Aviv
1994 - 2014 Ein Hod Gallery
Personal Exhibitions:
1989 - Gallery Garig Basmadjian, Paris
1992 - Gallery Daniel Pons, Paris
1995 - Juedische Gallery, Berlin, Germany
1997 - Wilfrid Israel Musewn of Oriental Art
1998 - 2004 Art House Dusseldorf, Germany
2008 - Bonn, Germany
1998, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2014 Ein Hod Gallery
Group Exhibitions abroad:
1994 - Taipei International Exhibition of Ceramic
1997 - Artexpo, N.Y., USA
1998 - Euroart, Barcelona, Spain
1999 - Euroart, Geneva, Switzerland
2000 - Artexpo, Miami, USA
2000 - Artexpo, N.Y., USA
2000 - Design Center, Manhattan N.Y., USA
2000 - Boz Art Gallery, Soho N.Y., USA Cover: Fountain Detail
