Mica Dvir – CIRCLE1

Conversation # 2: Saturday 21.04.18 at 19:00 -> New Date

April 13, 2018April 10, 2018 by Mica Dvir

As part of the exhibition BODY TALK Circle1 will be hosting Conversation # 2.

In this talk the artists Erez Israeli and Roey Victoria Heifetz, whose works are on display in the current exhibition, will discuss their works and the way the works are influenced by the fact that they reside in Berlin.

The event takes place
on Saturday April 21st, 2018 at 19:00
(originally planed for April 14th)
at our new location: Hauptstr. 101, 10827 Berlin

* The talk will be held in English.

(Un) Defining Relations 23/03/18 at 19:00

March 18, 2018March 15, 2018 by Mica Dvir

A two performance art event curated by Mica Dvir and Adi Liraz

In both works two artists collaborate in a search, while performing, to define or to undefine their bodies, the spaces around them and the audience, through differences, similarities, memories, boundaries and imagination.

-Suggested donation: 5 – 10 Euros-

Exhibition view – BODY TALK | 10.03.18 – 21.04.18

March 16, 2018March 15, 2018 by Mica Dvir

An impression of our exhibition

BODY TALK, curated by

Ofir Dor and Alona Harpaz

Photos by Levke Tabbert

Body Talk | 10.03.18 – 21.04.18

March 7, 2018February 22, 2018 by Mica Dvir

Raffi Lavie, 1987, Acrylic, pencil, collage on plywood,120X120 Courtesy of Givon Art Gallery, Tel Aviv

This exhibition aims at setting up a brief historiography of the body as it is perceived, represented and manifested by Israeli artists from the 1950s until today. On view are works from some of Israel’s most known artists together with a selection of contemporary Israeli artists residing in Berlin. The works of Moshe Kupferman (1926 – 2003) and Lea Nikel (1918 – 2005) are our starting point, chronologically. Like many of their contemporaries they were engaged in an abstract discourse avoiding any direct representation. Kupferman’s paintings are an on-going process of marking and erasing, thus constructing a timespace machine whose generator and scale is the basic move of the painter’s hand. In Nikel’s case the body is transﬁgured into abstract forms. Possible ﬁgures, emotions and inner situations are shaped into colors and spatial relationships.

Transmitted Perspectives 16/02/18 at 19:00

February 9, 2018December 1, 2017 by Mica Dvir

A two- performance event curated by Mica Dvir and Adi Liraz

Two female artists confront topics such as the industrial revolution(s) and colonialism from a global western perspective. They explore the way these topics are carried in our collective memory and consciousness, from a critical point of view.

In both pieces, the artists examine their practices in collaborations with sound artists.

-Suggested donation: 5 – 10 Euros-