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THE GALLERY

The Open Gallery at Milu Hotel is an omnipresent experience from the moment the doors of the hotel swing open, continues throughout the staircases and the guests floors and leads all the way through the Library, transforming the hotel into a living and evolving art collection. The artworks on display at Milu Hotel are selected from a curated collection of works that decorates each space. The rotating exhibition space will feature international artists working within various mediums such as sculpture, space installation, drawing, video and photography, and are available for purchase by hotel guests and visitors to the property.

CURRENT

MAYA GELFMAN

This massive yet delicate work is a fast and floating sketch capturing a movement suspended in mid-air. The installation depicts a flock of yarn birds attempting to ascend, yet tied down, unable to progress. A flock taking flight is an inspiring spectacle that harbors freedom and hope.

GALIA GUR ZEEV

Galia is a Photographer. She was born in Tel-Aviv, Israel. She holds a BFA from the Department of Photography, Bezalel Academy of Art & Design, Jerusalem. She was among the founders and directors of Limbus Gallery, an alternative exhibition space dedicated to photography.

MARINA ECONOMIDES

Wandering around as a cat in empty spaces. The work exists in an artificial time and space, in which connections are associative.

MARINA ECONOMIDES

Red Nude | Photograph, 55x40cm — 800 euro

RONEN SHARABANI

"Hourglass" is part of a series of video works that engage in the ruthless race after a place and recognition. In the piece, a pile of chairs are trapped in the upper space of an hourglass and then fall like sand. Reminiscent of the game “musical chairs” in which the participant struggles for space while time is running out.

GALYA ZAMIR

When I started painting the city around me I saw so much decrepitude that it seemed the challenge would overtake me. I didn't think I would be able to deal with what I saw. Slowly and meticulously as I painted my surroundings I came to love them, to appreciate the old and dilapidated buildings, as if to pardon their age and remember their long ago youth. Painted on simple cardboard I broke off pieces and allowed the frayed borders to stand proudly by.