Tchelet Ram | Yaballe- HaMidrasha Gallery- 19 HaYarkon, Tel Aviv, Israel, 2017

  • Yikes, installation view
  • Lihi, 2017, wooden plates, hinges, string, stones. Piano by Lihi Turjeman, oil on canvas
  • Yikes, installation view
  • Harel, 2017, fabric, mattress, pillow, table, string, stones. Harel Luz, Untitled [Malva pattern], 2017, spray paint on paper, 90x120 cm
  • Ruti, 2017, wood, bucket, string. Ruti De Vries, Suit, 2017, paper, sellotape, hanger, hook, 200x100 cm
  • Abigail, 2017, linoleum, book, ring. Abigail Hopkins, Trap, 2017, MDF, wood, stainless steel cup, industrial colors, 30x80x140 cm
  • Abigail, detail
  • Elad, 2017, wooden plates, string. Elad Larom, Ghost, 2012, oil on canvas, 25x35 cm
  • Lihi, 2017, wooden plates, hinges, string, stones. Lihi Turjeman, Untitled, 2012, oil on canvas, 200x140 Cm
  • Naama & Eran, 2017, floor tiles, plastic chair. Naama Arad and Eran Nave, Freak Like Me, 2017, chalk pastel on paper, coins, plastic sheeting, 482x519 cm
  • Hang Over, 2017, collaboration with Shahar Yahalom, wood, hinges, nails, string, nylon, tree-branch, postcard, spray painting
  • Hang Over, 2017, collaboration with Shahar Yahalom, wood, hinges, nails, string, nylon, tree-branch, postcard, spray painting

Yikes (2017, Hamidrasha Gallery, Tel Aviv) stemmed from a previous group exhibition titled Cherries that was curated by Boaz Arad and took place at the same space.

Ram asked seven artists\colleagues\friends to leave their works in the gallery’s space so that she could approach them anew. Each art work required a different sculptural approach. The exhibition included a collaborative work with Shahar Yahalom that first appeared in Cherries.

Yikes sparked emotions and thoughts concerning art and inspiration, community and relationships. Works by Lihi Turjeman, Elad Larom, Harel Luz, Ruti De Vries, Abigail Hopkins, Naama Arad and Eran Nave.

 

Photo credit: Tal Nisim

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