On video: The largest art exhibition in Israel (Editor: Gilad Mann Mannheim)
As every year, Bank Hapoalim opened its doors and invited the general public to the largest art exhibition in Israel that was presented on the six floors of Bank Hapoalim's central management building in Tel Aviv.
The exhibition featured about 500 works by leading artists in Israel alongside young artists starting their careers, among them were Siglit Landau, Shimon Pinto, Miriam Kabsa, Yoni Gold, Ziv Koren, Ido Marcus, Farid Abu Shakra, Merav Sudai, Chen Sheesh and more.
This is the 22nd year that Bank Hapoalim has hosted the exhibition, which has already become a tradition, and this year was dedicated to at-risk youth.
"This is the 22nd year that this building, which is essentially, essentially, a bank's office building, has been turned into a museum, and it's exciting every time," said Samar Beshara, a labor manager in the community.
"There are artists who are more famous, and there are those who are less famous. There is full representation for all artists. This meeting of art and work for society, community, is the most challenging thing, but it is also the most fun thing. On this day, three associations partner - the "Elam" association, The "Utot" association and the "Mabshelim Atid" association from Rabbi Grossman's factories. These associations, which today all stand together, see before their eyes only the youth and everything to make a difference in their lives. To see their commitment, the work, the artist togetherness, the associations, us, this place It's something crazy, there's a festive atmosphere here and it's fun to be here."
"Each exhibition like this is a contribution to the community. Every year there is help for a different association. This time it's for "youth at risk," said Stella Lamichov, a teacher and painter. "We want to see the youth here and help them both through art and through donations.
We have 550 works by young and mature artists.
For me, these works also sum up the gathering inward, we want through the works to see the people, to open the people, to observe and listen to others and to themselves.
There are amazing works here, and curation work is simply beautiful, so everyone can find something they like.
There are a handful of revenues that go to the nationalists and the majority of course goes to non-profit organizations and Bank Hapoalim allows us to do that.
It's a big thing
Nava Barak, president of the "Olam" association, concluded: "Thousands of teenagers, thousands of young people who usually have no one to take care of them, and here today is the distinguished crowd that came to enjoy the experience and buy the art. Having a hand here in giving is really an expression of social involvement, of solidarity. The works here They are charming, they are so diverse. There is both photography and sculpture here."
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