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Born I947 in Fezze, Morrocco.

In 1948 upon the establishment of the state of Israel, His family immigrated to Israel.

Avi spent his childhood in Jerusalem, and upon finishing his service in the Army, he joined a group of friends and founded Kibbutz Eyal.

Avi studied at the Avni Art Institute, afterwards went to the kallisher institute for contemporary art.

Avi Engaged in teaching art and Graphic printing in Israel.

Avi’s works are unique in their bright and effervescent gripping colors, his compelling intricate composition intrigues the eye of the viewer.

Avi was influenced by the fauvist and cubists painter of the 19th century, and the surrealistic painters Dali and Magritte.

The dramatic, Powerful images and forceful colors, are dominant in his oeuvre, and express a joy of life.

His works were exhibited in various group and individual
Shows in Israel and France Canada and the USA.

Born I947 in Fezze, Morrocco.

In 1948 upon the establishment of the state of Israel, His family immigrated to Israel.

Avi spent his childhood in Jerusalem, and upon finishing his service in the Army, he joined a group of friends and founded Kibbutz Eyal.

Avi studied at the Avni Art Institute, afterwards went to the kallisher institute for contemporary art.

Avi Engaged in teaching art and Graphic printing in Israel.

Avi’s works are unique in their bright and effervescent gripping colors, his compelling intricate composition intrigues the eye of the viewer.

Avi was influenced by the fauvist and cubists painter of the 19th century, and the surrealistic painters Dali and Magritte.

The dramatic, Powerful images and forceful colors, are dominant in his oeuvre, and express a joy of life.

His works were exhibited in various group and individual
Shows in Israel and France Canada and the USA.

MICHAEL EISEMANN

Born in Tel Aviv in 1943, Michael Eisemann studied at the Academy of Art in Weisbedan, Germany. Upon his return to Israel, Eisemann began teaching at the Art Institute in Bat Yam, and later at the Bezalel Academy in Jerusalem.

Michael Eisemann continues to explore and chart the odyssey of the artistic psyche in works combining freely executed, miniature versions of masterpieces by artists of the past and present. Through this process of selection, fragmentation and refinement, as well as their relationship with one another, these works assume a fresh identity. Renaissance portraits, Impressionistic marinescapes, academic nudes and color filled works, variously arranged on parchment colored paper, shed their weighty art historical baggage and are transformed before the viewers eyes.
Together, they engage in a dialogue which underscores their collective abstract rhythms of light, color (or its absence), texture and above all flattened linear pattern.

Eisemann weaves this animate, endlessly fascinating surface, with its simultaneity of ebb flow, dissolution and regeneration, into a magic carpet, airborne through the artist’s powers of craft and inspiration. One of Israel’s most distinguished artist’s, Eisemann has exhibited locally and internationally.

Haya Graetz-Ran – Artist, distinguished figurative painter. Born in 1948 in Holon, Israel.

Studied education, Beit Berl. Goldsmithing, Tel-Hai College. Drawing and Graphics, Technion, Haifa. Philosophy, University of Haifa.

Exhibited in prominent museums and galleries in Israel, Europe, Japan and USA.

In Israel: The Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Haifa Museum of Art. Mané-Katz Museum, Haifa. Bar-David Museum for Jewish Art, Kibbutz Bar-Am. Ben-Gurion University, Be’er Sheva. Willfried Israel Museum, Kibutz Ha’Zorea. Beit Hatfutsot, the Museum of Jewish Art, Tel-Aviv University. Artists House, Jerusalem. Hecht Museum for Art, University of Haifa. Uri & Rami Nechushtan Museum, Kibbutz Ashdot Ya’akov.
Abroad: Claire Corcia Gallery, Paris; Musee d’Art O, Tokyo and more.

Her artworks are being studied as part of a program called ‘Roots on Visual Arts’ that initiated on 2017 by the branch of visual arts in the Israeli ministry of education in cooperation with Beit Hatfutsot. She lectures about her work in front of students as part of a program named ‘Sal tarbut’ (a project of the Israeli ministry of education) in art colleges and university programs. Additionally, she teaches and creates at her studio in Kibbutz Sha’ar Ha’Amakim.