 Art and Bauhouse Style Gallery Hotel is designed carefully and equipped with Suite Art which is so modern pampering, the Color Deck on the 5th floor, the Modern Hall, upgraded conference rooms, and originality that make guests feel comfortable and relaxed, in an atmosphere of pleasure,serenity and inspiration These are Gallery Hotel’s concepts, where Art and Comfort meet Gallery Hotel has lots of advantages, which turn your stay into an extraordinary fun experience. Large pampering room designed by the best architects in a magic touch bring the result of a very special extraordinary hotel which is located in a historical renovated Bauhaus building in the heart of the bustling city Gallery Hotel is designed as an art gallery and collections include painting exhibits, arts and crafts, furniture, and more varied items spread throughout the rooms and the hotel lobby. Gallery Hotel Haifa creates altogether a unique stay. The Bauhaus Style came out of a need to renovate Germany quickly after the First World War. In 1919 The German government decided that architect Walter Gropius would establish a club in order to help the country in rehabilitation culturally and socially. The place called Bauhaus led an attitude that called out for reducing flamboyant style from life, and to emphasize simple needs in the center of cultural ideology. Accordingly, the architectural style, and Bauhaus design is simple and clear and makes a lot of use of straight lines and other elements easy for production and function.
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Naama Aaronson | Lives and works in Jerusalem.Since 1995, she has created sculpture mainly from Papier Maché, and participated in many group and individual exhibitions.
Naama: "People fascinate me. Living with them, living next to them, I watch them intently, I explore their looks, I try to uncover their identity. The people I create are part of everyday life, flashes of exprerience, memories, visions, dreams. They live on the borderline between precise imitation of reality and the anonymyty of imagination. They are characters mentally carved, lingering in memory for a long while – until they turn into sculpture. In their final form, the sculptures represent a long process of observation and learning. Built from net molds wrapped with many layers of newspaper sheets soaked in glue, they remain unpainted. The coloring of the sculptures is achieved by applying colored paper as a last, outermost layer. "I use paper, which, in its original usage, is a basic material, very simple, soft, easily available, expendable. In the process of work, it turns hard and durable, and it allows the creation of my art". "Cinema" is made of: net, newspaper, colored paper, glue and polish studio: 9 Leib Yaffe St. Talpiyot, Jerusalem
mobile:052-8785328
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PASSAGE GALLERY Michael Sagi | Painter and Sculptor, Graduate of the Bezalel Academy of Art.
Born in 1942 in Benghazi Libya. Immigrated to Israel at the age of 6.
Spent childhood and adolescence in Moshav Megadim, situated at the Carmel shore.
Since 1970 deals with painting, sculpture and environmental design.
Basis of Work: Virtuosic drawings and its outstanding characteristic - a dreamy and poetic atmosphere.
His work has been displayed in many art exhibitions in Israel and abroad and can be found in private collections, commercial companies and public institutions.
Artistic painted walls and his outdoor sculptures can be found in various locations in Israel.
Recently, a monument, which he designed in memory of war casualties from New Zealand, was put up in Nes-Ziona.
In 2009, he moved his studio and home from the center of Israel to the City of Haifa.
Address: 61 Port Street, Haifa
Zip:33031
Telefax: 04-8643397 , Mobile: 050-5281272 .
E-Mail: Michael_sagi@012.net.il.
WebSite: www.4u2clive.com/sagiart1
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CARMEL GALLERY AHMAD CANAAN | Was born in Tamra in 1965, where he lives, creates and teaches art in his workshop. Graduate of Bezalel Academy. Director and curator of The City Gallery of Tamra. Studies curators’ program of Moti Omer in Tel Aviv University Canan's sculptures are exhibit in Israel and abroad, and his art works can be found in many collections, all over the world. An exhibition of his art works is also shown, these days, in the Islamic museum of art in Jerusalemart Address: Tamra Village .
Mailbox: 4007 .
Tel: 04-9940492 , Mobile: 052-8785328 / 050-9554777 .
E-Mail: canart@017.net.il .
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ROOF GALLERY HAANA COHEN | An Israeli painter blessed with originality
Cohen uses color with subtle strokes, and the composition of her paintings are moving and drives the beholder to immerse in meaningful deep thoughts. heart” are personal impressions of nature and landscapes, radiating optimism and hope. The series “The other side of the forest” brings an extraordinary powerful view of the role of trees in landscape painting and the strong ties Man has with his homeland. Hanna Cohen uses Acrylic paints on canvas and oil pastels on paper, in a decorative and abstract style. She graduated “The Studio” school of painting in Israel and is a winner of the Striechman prize for painters. Her works were shown to the public in numerous exhibitions around Israel.
Address: har sne 18 Ra'anana.
Tel: 09-7710272 , Mobile: 054-5750227 .
E-Mail: hannart@netvision.net.il.
WebSite: www.hanna-cohen-art.com
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ART GALLERY ASSIA LESHEM | Artist lives and creates in Kibbutz Afikim in the Jordan Valley and is influenced by the scenery aroundhere idea for her paintings and etchings are drawn from kitchen cloths coming from Damascus, left by
a relative. The cloths fabric was imprinted with leafs pattern that became an integral part of her work.
Tel: 04-6754685 , Mobile: 050-5914552 .
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SUN DECK .GALLERY ORI RAZ, | Born in 1971, is a prolific artist that creates in a number of areas; from visual art through prose writing and poetry and ending with video art and music. In the visual art Ori created quite a few works, divided into a lot of series on different topics.
Mobile: 054-4525042 .
E-Mail: oraz@netvision.net.il .
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DISPLAY PRODUCTION NAVA SHILONI RAZ | A producer of events & conferences and display pruodction. the dhsplayed in the hotel. are tow of her collections; "ABACUS" and the "TABLE" "ABACUS" was made by ten ceramic leaders, in israel. Each artist created ten balls in his special way. "TABLE" was made by three ceramic leaders, a ceramic artist who created the read shoe and tow artists who created the mirror. Address: Histadrut 52 Herzliya.
Zip: 46420 .
Tel: 09-9553220 , Fax: 09-9553432 , Mobile: 052-3602418 .
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DISPLAY WINDOWS Mervat Essa | An artist from Gush Halav who works mainly with clay, expresses in most of her works the pain of the uprooted Biram people, among them her family. The only remaining connection they are allowed to keep with their roots and heritage, is through the church and the cemetery located in the old village, where they gather for weddings and funerals. Mervats' artwork deals with the questions relating to those two ceremonies from different aspects: personal, social, religious and political. The main motifs she uses are icons, coronets, holy bread she turns into påta-bread, and handkerchiefs to wipe away the tears of sorrow in funerals and the tears of happiness at weddings. Mervat Essa was born in 1970. She lives and creates in Gush Halav. Studied in the Tel-Hai Art Institute and Oranim College. She teaches ceramic sculpting in Sachnin college. Furthermore, Mervat is a groups' instructor through art. She has participated in many exhibitions in Israel and abroad. In the recent year she had single exhibitions, among them in the Wilfrid Israel Museum in Kibbutz Hazorea. These days her works are presented in the Islamic Art Museum in Jerusalem and the Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv.
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SIGNS Jasmin Klivner | The signs at the hotel, were created by the ceramic artist Jasmin Klivner.
Creating the signs, Jasmin had to develop a new technique, which, together with her highly skills, came out as a beautifull unique product. The signs can be seen all over the hotel; by the rooms, the galleries, the event halls, the SPA and the exit of the lift
Address: Moshav Mei Ami.
Mobile: 052-3602418 .
E-Mail: alonh70@bezek.net.
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MEZUZAH Gila Kalayin | The Mezuzahs at the hotel, which can be seen at all the rooms and event halls entrance, are not identical, and were created in a unique technique by the artist Gila Klein.Gila started working as an artist on 2004, and in a short time became an expert with glass and ceramic art works
Address: 148 Rosh Ha'ayin .
Mobile: 054-5750227 .
E-Mail: gilan.eran.klein@gmail.com .
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CARPETS PRIVET COLLECTION Eli sasson | Gallery Hotel carpets are from a private collection of Eli Sasson.
Eli Sasson was born in 1942 in Isfahan in Persia, to a culture and art-loving family.
As a child, Eli Sasson used to go with his family through the villages, watching and learning the secrets of the ethnic rugs profession. At an early age he began to develop ties with Persian nomadic tribes, whose expertise was the making of authentic spectacular carpeting. Eli began to learn the secrets of professional nomads. And his love to the Carpets and music played during weaving (which determines the rate of weaving) only grew. World ethnic hand-made rugs intertwined with the Sasson family life for three generations. Sasson family who immigrated to Israel in the seventies, established a carpet factory which grew and became more and more popular
over the years.
Unique carpets, were displayed in many famous public institutions such as the President House, Prime Minister House, Supreme Court, Knesset Israel, Tel-aviv Performing Arts Center, the Israel Museum and other places, who decided to adorn their spaces with his home-made carpets, first-rate works of art.
Address: 46 Ben Gurion Herzliya.
Tel. 09-9555097, fax. 09-9543255.
E-Mail: s-carpet@zahav.net.il.
WebSite: www.sassoncarpets.co.il.
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MODERN HALL Amnon Tishler | A Window, in its everyday meaning, is an opening in a wall through which air and light come in and we can see the outside and so on. We cannot imagine a room or a space without an opening, because it will remind us of a tomb. The windows presented in these art pieces are using these meanings, but the artist turns the viewers to look simultaneously both inside out and vice versa.
The series has four prints: two engravings on plastic moulds, and two of etchings on iron printing moulds. Engraving work is just like a painting. The fact that the artist is using organic and synthetic materials – during a process extending a few years is also making a statement by itself, on the artist's world.
Amnon Tishler works and learns the language of art in the past fifteen years, while working in his home and participating in leading workshops specializing in engraving paintings. His various artworks have been displayed in various galleries in Israel and abroad.
Address: Hacarmel st. 21/1, Kfar Saba.
Tel: 09-7675882.
E-Mail: netart7@gmail.com
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CARMEL GALLERY Anat Hulata | Anat Hulata was born in Jerusalem in 1974. She is a member of the urban Kibbutz ‘Tamuz’ in Beit-Shemesh. She is mother to Ya’ir and Tehilla, and spouse of Yiftach.
After a career at the State Advocacy, she has dedicated recent years to art and teaching art (“Sadna Ba'kfar”). Anat creates a dense art. She creates texts, both written and photographed, and sometimes combines them. She touches variegated colors and materials. Anat’s art is archaeology and a future telling: she uncovers layers, searching for clues in the present to what was, to what will be. She searches for the balancing point and the point of unbalance, a lever to lift life. At the height of blossoming, Anat deals with questions of withering, but also engages in a search after seeds and seedlings. She sees beauty in a dry fruit, in what it was – in what it will be. An Israeli and Jewish art despite today, in spite of it all. She is not detached of our anxiety regarding the here and now, but is open to life – to all of life. This is why I believe her. (Written by Ziv Eyal)
Address: 46 st.hanasi bet shemesh.
Zip code: 99037.
Mobile: 052-4470735
E-Mail: anathulata@gmail.com.
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LOBBY Valery Berkovitch | In the entrance to the Hotel The stained glass at the entrance to the hotel is the result of work of the artis tValery Berkovitch. Valery was born in 1953 in Russia in Grogjenny and Immigrated to Israel in 1992.
From a young age he discovered his affinity to the glass and created
Spectacular objects from stained glass, using a unique technique. Valery is a Grogjenny University graduate, ofthe Faculty of Architecture.
Now lives in Haifa.
Address: 28 peer Street. Haifa .
Zip code: 32493.
Phone: 048220740 ,Mobile: 052-4470735
E-Mail: berkovitchv.t.@ramle.ru.
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OLIVE GALLERY MOSHE KASSIRER | Moshe Describes in his painting the simple, everyday life, Reality that almost gone from he view but still existing in the natural sceneries of the Galilee. The image of ancient, deep rooted Olive tree is a recurring motif in most of the artist's paintings. The olive is entioned many times in the
bible…The olive branch the pigeon brought to Noah… The first tree that the other trees approached in the Jotham parable…The smallest measuring unit – "as an olive" in the Mishnah period…As a tree that give shade to rest under. With the establishing of Israel as a country and the Olive Tree becoming a part of the national symbol.
Address: M.d.n. Misgav Yodfat.
Phone: 04-980-0497 .
E-Mail: Kasm@013.net.
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SALON ORNA OREN ISRAELI | Explores images concerning the essence of life and culture in Israel.
As a second-generation daughter of a holocaust-refugee father and as someone that traveled around the country and abroad, her work deals with the search of a bridge between past and future, and the significance of a personal and a cultural memory.
The metaphoric basket appears in the series of works presented in Gallery Hotel, has no defined content, presenting the viewer with an image of an object meant to contain and deliver from place to place, connected to time, memory and culture. The oil painting technique of layers allows a deep investigative work that aspires to connect between the parts and the meanings.
Address: Michmanim, post. Beit Hakerem valley
Zip:20106
Telefax: 04-988-3285 , Mobile: 052-448-5475 .
E-Mail: Ori57@netvision.net.il.
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LOBBY ADA MORAN RIESS | Finds hidden treasures within a raw, still stone, through a slow paced process of observation, while conversing with the material, shape and color. The sculptor's mining work reveals the magic and the power of the stone, exposing minerals and inner color & shape elements to the viewer; thus turning the stone from cold and hard to soulful, almost breathing, earthly, sensuous, soft and pleasant to touch, heart reaching. Explores images concerning the essence
of life and culture in Israel. As a second-generation daughter of a holocaust-refugee father and as someone that traveled around the country and abroad, her work deals with the search
of a bridge between past and future, and the significance of a personal and a cultural memory. The metaphoric basket appears in the series of works presented in Gallery Hotel, has no defined
content, presenting the viewer with an image of an object meant to contain and deliver from place to place, connected to time, memory and culture. The oil painting technique of layers allows a deep investigative work that aspires to connect between the parts and the meanings.
Address: 4 Yehuda Street Kfar Saba.
Phone: 0544-817-165.
E-Mail: Moran_aaae@bezeqint.net.
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