NEW YORK, NY – Chelsea’s Agora Gallery will showcase the original works of Ailon Glitzenstein in the Chelsea International Fine Art Competition Exhibition. The exhibition will be open from August 19 to August 30, 2017, with an opening reception on Saturday, August 19, from 6-8 pm.
For Israeli photographer Ailon Glitzenstein, capturing the essence of Israel's natural beauty has been a deeply personal journey. His mandatory service in the Israeli Defense Forces and his evolving interactions with various religious communities led to a complex relationship with his homeland. Through his camera, Glitzenstein sought to reconnect with Israel, focusing on its serene landscapes rather than its political complexities. His intricate black-and-white photographs aim to encapsulate the silent beauty of Israel's natural scenery, offering a transcendent cultural experience.
The exhibition will also feature works from a diverse group of artists, including:
This August, Agora Gallery presents the selected artists of the 2017 Chelsea International Fine Art Competition. The exhibition showcases an incredible variety of works, each demonstrating extraordinary skill and creativity. From precise, minimalist drawings to maximalist, playful sculptures, the range of art on display is vast. Monochrome graphic paintings exploring repetition are juxtaposed with hyper-realistic still lifes inspired by classical art. The exhibition also features imagined landscapes and human moments captured with striking authenticity. The selected landscape photographers offer diverse perspectives, from stoic black-and-white images of solitary trees to expansive, colorful vistas. The 2017 jurors' picks are united by their fearlessness, technical prowess, and unforgettable originality.
By exploring the natural beauty of Israel through his lens, Ailon Glitzenstein offers a unique perspective that transcends political and cultural boundaries, inviting viewers to experience the serene landscapes of his homeland.
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