In Partnership With The Farkash Gallery, Ariela Wertheimer Makes Her First Appearance At The Venice Art Biennale
Prominent Israeli Artist Brings Her Skills to This Year's Global Event.
- (1888PressRelease) April 04, 2017 - Venice, Italy - Ariela Wertheimer, a multi-disciplinary artist from Israel who is in partnership with The Farkash Gallery, will be making her debut at Venice Art Biennale this May. While Ariela has previously displayed her pieces at various showings, this will be the artist's first time showcasing her work at the world-renowned art exhibition in Venice.
Ariela will present her awe-inspiring "Jaffa Venice Light Boxes," curated by Aaron Farkash of The Farkash Gallery in Tel Aviv. The light boxes are designed through the combination of metal, lighting, photographs, painting and print on plexiglass. This innovative use of artistic elements creates a series of works and portraits of spectacularly depicted people in light boxes.
Along with her other works, these light boxes are "optic experiences of a visual system, giving the onlooker a humane and personal experience which doesn't allow any room for indifference," said Ariela Wertheimer.
Ariela's solo exhibition will be located at the Palazzo Mora in the "Personal Structures" area and will be hosted by the European Cultural Center. Visitors will be able to experience Ariela's work for the entirety of the 2017 Biennale, from May 13, 2017 through November 26, 2017.
About The Farkash Gallery
The Farkash Gallery is located in the Old Jaffa district of Tel Aviv, Israel. The gallery is known for featuring unique pieces of art, in countless mediums. Widely recognized in Israel, the Farkash Gallery has exhibited its artworks in numerous international exhibitions.
About Ariela Wertheimer
Born in Israel, Ariela Wertheimer is highly-recognized artist specializing in various disciplines. Ariela first began her career in the medical field, having studied to be an X-Ray technician. Ariela then served in the Israeli Armed forces for twelve years. It is with this diverse background that Ariela finds inspiration for her work and creative techniques. Ariela began painting consistently, and showing her work in group exhibitions, in 1997. Eventually, Ariela moved from the suburbs to Tel Aviv, exposing her to an invigorating city life that provides her with the energy to create, photograph, and paint at an urban rhythm. Together, Ariela and her husband have five children. When she isn't creating new works, Ariela volunteers in the oncology department at the Rambam Hospital in Haifa.
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