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“Amoud” by Yaacov Agam
In the discourse of mid-twentieth-century abstraction, the traditional boundaries separating sculpture, painting, and architectural space underwent a radical transformation. Among the foundational pioneers of this shift, the Israeli master Yaacov Agam stands as a paramount figure, fundamentally re-engineering the viewer’s engagement with the plastic arts. Kings Gallery is privileged to present “Amoud”. Table of Contents…
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“Abstract on Gold” by Calman Shemi
The trajectory of late twentieth-century abstract art is deeply intertwined with the development of new material languages.Kings Gallery is delighted to present a notable unique work from his mid-career period “Abstract on Gold”. Table of Contents Biography of the Artist Material Innovation Abstract on Gold About the Gallery and Acquisition Biography of the Artist Born…
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“Walls of Jerusalem” by Yossi Stern
The depiction of Jerusalem in modern art often navigates a delicate boundary between the celestial and the earthly. Yossi (Jossi) Stern, a painter widely celebrated as the definitive chronicler of Jerusalem’s street-level pulse. Table of Contents Biography of the Artist The Living Spirit of Jerusalem Walls of Jerusalem Our Gallery Biography of the Artist Yossi…