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Bazel Gallery presents Alice Mizrachi is a solo exhibition entitled “Windows of Love”
10 Jul
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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Bazel Gallery
+972-3-6024957
bazelgallerytlv@gmail.com
BAZEL GALLERY presents ALICE MIZRACHI
in her solo exhibition,
“WINDOWS OF LOVE”
“Windows of Love,” presented by Bazel Gallery, features select works by artist Alice Mizrachi that explore and celebrate the many facets of love.
Alice paints the simple exchanges of love she glimpses while people-watching and depicts them in her paintings as snapshots, to share that fleeting moment of connection we feel when we are witnesses to love. Whether it’s the love of a father and child, friends, lovers, love for animals, nature, home or the love of self, Alice encourages us to notice that love, in all its multidimensional facets, is often felt as recognition.
“There are two basic motivating forces: fear and love. When we are afraid, we pull back from life. When we are in love, we open to all that life has to offer with passion, excitement, and acceptance. We need to learn to love ourselves first, in all our glory and our imperfections. If we cannot love ourselves, we cannot fully open to our ability to love others or our potential to create. Evolution and all hopes for a better world rest in the fearlessness and open hearted vision of people who embrace life.” – John Lennon
Opening Reception: Thursday, July 11, 2013 from 20:00-22:00
Closing Date: Sunday, August 4, 2013
Bazel Gallery
1 Hashlah Street, Tel Aviv, Israel
About Alice Mizrachi
Alice Mizrachi is a painter and teaching artist in New York. Through painting, murals, printmaking and installations, Alice creates figurative work that depicts characters whose relationships and emotions reflect her perspective of the social environment. Alice seeks to spread empathy and compassion through site-specific projects that are positive visual responses to social issues that affect neighboring residents.
In her roles as artist and teacher, Alice explores art as a path for communities and individuals to heal through creative expression. She works to empower and inspire women and girls by elevating females to sacred archetypes in her art. And as a teaching artist, Alice extends her personal commitment to art as a tool for healing through hands-on creative projects that help others express their ideas about topics such as environmentalism, identity and community.
Alice co-founded YOUNITY in 2006, a women’s art collective that has provided a professional platform for hundreds of women in the arts through exhibitions, panel discussions, mural productions, and youth workshops.
Alice occasionally lectures at universities and participates in discussions on arts and activism topics; she also writes curriculum and leads staff-development workshops for arts programming. She has received numerous grants and has an ongoing studio residency in Manhattan.
Her artwork has been exhibited at Washington DC’s Museum of Contemporary Art and The National Women’s Museum. She is represented by Mighty Tanaka Gallery in New York and Bazel Gallery in Tel Aviv, and her work has also been shown in galleries around the world including Colette, Causey Contemporary, Fifty 24LA and Intermedia Arts.
Publications which have featured Alice and her artwork include The New York Daily News, Time Out NY, New York Magazine, Huffington Post, Marie Claire, Juxtapoz, Haaretz, and Street Art NYC, among others. She is a 1999 graduate of Parsons The New School for Design in New York City.
Art Basel Recap
12 DecBack to back- nonstop this fall!!! I’m so ready for a rested vacation on the beach somewhere secluded. No rest for me until after my next solo show at Weldon Arts this winter. For this art basel me and my studio collective went to Miami to do a show at Miami Light Project. We did an exhibition entitled PREMIERE and an exterior mural production. It was so much fun! Thanks to the staff at Miami Light Project- Beth Boone, Sevim, Rebekah, Estelle, Megan, Simone and Justin. Thanks to Clyde Valentin from Hi Arts, George at All the Right and Scott and Steve from Ur place for sponsoring the event. We appreciate all the support! Check out the select photos below.
QA, KET, and PHETUS having fun during installation.
Carlos Mare striking a pose after installing his sculpture.
Ket getting it in at Miami Light Project for his installation.
Ezo doing a FREE AGENTS piece at Miami Light Project.
Dinner at Lost & Found- Phetus signs a polaroid that Ket took of us. Haven’t laughed this hard in a LOOOOONG time- good times
FREE AGENTS piece complete by Ezo.
AM prints hanging at Miami Light Project.
Phetus, Mare, and Beth Boone at Miami Light Project.
Me during opening night – photo by Ket.
Ket during opening night at MLP.
Phetus opening night.
Beth Boone and Tomas at MLP.
Queen Andrea opening night.
Klass reppin his subway maps. KLASSMATIC!
EZO opening night showing his amazing resin coated paintings.
Phetus getting down on the lift wearing an ALL THE RIGHT sponsored tee.
Beth hooked up these banners that were displayed in the city during Art Basel. Such a great surprise!!!
Our last night celebrating with Beth at Wynwood Cafe.
Roll call on the wall with thanks to MLP, Hi Arts and All the Right.
My installation at MLP.
Megan and Estelle holding it down during closing night:) Thanks for all your support ladies!
My fertility goddess rug displayed during the show- these can be purchased at http://www.urplace.com
Because we had such little time I had to finish painting until the very last minute. This wall was complete at 4:30 am and I had to be at the airport by 5am. No sleep!!! See you next year MIAMI!!!!!
“THROUGH MY LENS” Recap- Tel Aviv 2012
12 SepMy trip to Israel this summer was eye opening and enlightening. I discovered things about my family history that I have been searching for. I found out my dad’s side of the family migrated to Israel from Cordoba, Spain during the Spanish Inquisition. I met some family members who I havent been connected to in over 15 years and I visited places my parents lived and worked in Tel Aviv. I decided to use this new information I gathered in my second solo exhibition at Bazel Gallery. One spot I was particularly inspired by was a place near Rehov Hamasger where my dad worked in the 50’s. Currently this place is facing demolition and it once was the heart of the auto industry. My dad worked there for many years before migrating to New York. I was enamored by the tin shacks and the semi demolished walls that possessed so much character and history. I collected bits and pieces of the walls that were being torn down. After returning to this location numerous times I came across this wall- the very last wall standing in this area. I felt like I was collecting pieces of my dad’s history that were about to disappear forever. The significance of this place and remaining wall was included in my installation at the gallery. It is a mixture of pieces I collected from this site as well as old frames I found at markets and antique frame shops. check out the pics below.
Art Basel 2011 Recap
10 JanI been juggling a few projects since November so I’m just getting caught up on the blog. Directly after the Chevy Sonic project I went to Art Basel to paint and show some work. I was impressed with both good and bad art. Most of all it was so much fun painting with my friends in the beautiful sunny weather.Below is a brief slideshow of my experience in Miami for Art Basel 2011. check it
PARIS 2011 GALERIE 154 VIDEO
19 SepHey all,
Please feel free to check out this dope little video Cristobal Diaz from Paris put together!!!! Loving it:)
THANKS CRISTO!!!
Galerie 154 and Give Me A Wall Presents: The Drip Series- Paris 2011
20 Julmy first solo show in Paris and I’m feeling so great about it- VERY thankful! Please see below for a recap…
Thanks to Elise Herszkowicz and Cristobal Diaz from Give Me A Wall Festival who really made it happen- the hosts with the mosts:) Thanks to Galerie 154 and the whole Paris crew for your warm welcome and good vibez!!! Definitely more to come soon!
