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"We have been slapped, but art has power": This is how Tel Aviv is preparing to return culture at the end of the closure
At a press conference at the Cameri Theater, Huldai announced that the outline had been presented to the government and would be implemented subject to its approval - but refused to answer questions beyond that.
Meanwhile, cultural institutions are organizing with shows and events that will fit the rules.
Tel Aviv Museum Director: "This is not a luxury, it is essential for society"
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Tel Aviv Municipality
Ron Huldai
The Cameri Theater
Tel Aviv Museum of Art
Sagi Ben Nun
Sunday, January 24, 2021, 3:30 p.m.
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The Tel Aviv Municipality announced today (Sunday) the formulation of an outline for the immediate operation of the city's cultural institutions upon completion of the closure, and in accordance with the government's approval.
At a press conference held at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art and at the Cameri Theater, Mayor and Chairman of the Israel Party, Ron Huldai, announced that the municipality has presented the outline to the government. saved adhering to the rules, "the purple character."
"cultural institutions are preparing to fully open as soon as the government approves it," the mayor declared, "it is not just one year we have already cultural institutions.
Last week we submitted the outline to the government and we are happy that it too has finally stated that it intends to finally open the cultural institutions in two weeks.
This is a welcome move.
Today we demonstrate that our outline is real and practical and there is no need to wait.
The cultural institutions can be partially opened even now. "Huldai refused to answer questions from reporters beyond the statement.
This comes after the mayor announced last week that he will open the city's cultural institutions as early as next Wednesday for those who are vaccinated with two doses against Corona, even if he does not receive a permit from the ministry. Health, but then withdrew from his statement. "It was a defiance to arouse the public and show him the hypocrisy and politics that is being done here in a wavy bristle in every matter and thing," Huldai said in an interview here B. "I have never and will never break the law, "It simply came to our notice then.
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Keren Moore and Nadav Assulin, two actors in the play "Love and the Plague" at the Cameri Theater (Photo: Sagi Ben-Nun) (Photo: Walla! NEWS, Sagi Ben-Nun)
At the press conference it was said that the municipal cultural institutions are held as part of the outline with shows and events tailored to it.
Thus, the Cameri Theater presented a reading excerpt from a new play called "Love and Plague," which will deal with four isolated couples at the Corona Hotel.
The play, which will be staged after the theaters open, was directed and directed by Irad Rubinstein, starring Keren Moore, Neta Gerti, Nadav Assulin and Nadav Knights, and was written by Bat Chen Sabag, Jason Danino Holt, Yoav Shoten-Goshen, Irad Rubinstein and Gur Koren .
In the reading excerpt from the play, which was held before the journalists, the Moore Foundation plays a prostitute who was invited by a man staying at the Corona Hotel, played by Assouline.
Nadav Assulin, in the emerging play in which you participate in the Corona Hotel, there is a character of a prostitute played by Keren Moore.
Hundreds of years ago, in ancient and dark periods in history, the status of actors was the same as that of prostitutes.
Is this the government's degrading attitude towards culture in the last year?
"Yes. I do not want to hurt the employment of prostitutes and escort boys, but there is a feeling that the cultural world has not just taken a hit but a very, very big slap. The feeling is that artists have always volunteered to help every patient, and every crisis in the country. Not that I expect everyone now to say 'Oh, the artists donated so now let's donate back to them'. I say art has power. It was not just born. Theater, music and performances is something that makes a restart of the soul, "Optimistic. But there's a feeling in the last year that they're just locked us in the rooms and just scared us. And everyone has shut themselves in, in their own trouble. We are champions at such events in the country. There are more holidays here than any other country and religion. So where's that joy?"
Although Cameri CEO Ran Guetta was not present at the press conference due to his isolation, he said: “We all hope that this will finally happen and we will open the cultural institutions to the public.
We are preparing and preparing for the opening with a variety of chamber performances.
We will work in a green complex and make sure that all the actors and staff are vaccinated as well as the theater spectators who are vaccinated and / or equipped with a negative test for Corona up to 48 hours back.
Many tasks lie ahead and we will meet them all.
The main thing is to keep the players, the technical staff and our audience healthy. "
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The main outline of the culture return
All those staying in the institution will be vaccinated
The shows and events will take place in small halls and with limited occupancy
Strict adherence to the "purple character" rules will be maintained
Tel Aviv Museum (Photo: Reuven Castro) (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Prior to the visit to the Cameri, the journalists were invited to the nearby Tel Aviv Museum of Art, where museum director Tanya Cohen Uzieli said, among other things, that when the cultural world is silenced and disabled, it is not just the image of desolate and empty halls, it is a real economic and social crisis. The loss of jobs and sources of livelihood for hundreds of thousands of artists, front and backstage workers, is a fatal blow to various service providers, it is a paralysis of Israeli art. "
She said," Reopening the cultural world and returning cultural institutions to activity is not a luxury, it is essential to the human spirit , To the community, to a thriving and healthy society. Here at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art, we are ready to reopen our gates to the general public, immediately after the closure. The museum is one of the safest spaces to visit and we make sure to follow all the guidelines of the Ministry of Health. The museum was open to the closures under the regulations of the character purple - booking tickets online, checking the heat, keeping distance and control the amount of people in the gallery spaces and venues - attracted thousands of visitors of all ages, not stuck here even one person. "
Meanwhile, museum officials announced Because they end up hanging the exhibition "Big Yellow Sun", the first solo exhibition in Israel by the artist Alexander Calder, who created kinetic sculpture works, which explore the connection between space and movement.The exhibition will wait for the general public at the end of the closure.
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