FYI: Another show by Merav and Adi!

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We are excited to invite you to our upcoming solo show

Blueprint by Merav Ezer & Adi Shniderman

On Wednesday 09/09/09 , 6-8 Pm in PGartventure, Larchmont NY

“Suspended from the ceiling in a range of sizes and

configurations, the white blinds create a floating labyrinth of

walls, rooms, and new spaces within the layout of the gallery floor.

Entrances invite visitors to experience the revised spatial and

physical relationships brought about by this material diagram.”

“The Video Projections suggest various realities that unfold behind

The blinds and point to the relationship between public and private,

Creating an illusion of intimacy in the public space of the gallery.”
For the full press release, please click here.

Hope to see you there

Merav & Adi

Directions

Train from NYC- please take the Metro-North - Hudson Line Tickets $9.75 Peak time

(if you buy in the station ) only 30 min. To see the schedule please click on the link ,and enter Larchmont in the destinations station. From Larchmont station it's 0.7 mils walk (9 blocks) walk on N Chatsworth Ave until you reach Boston Post RD then take a right and walk 1 block (across the street from the police station).

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The gallery will be open to the public Wednesdays through Saturdays from Noon to 5 pm and by appointment.

PGartventure gallery is located at 2130A Boston Post Road, Larchmont, NY 10538. For more information, please contact Pascale Goldenstein at 914.834.5100 or info@pgartventure.com.

Email from Misha

Dear friends,

our Misha just cannot stop being successful! Here is an email about his latest play, which will performed in Toronto. Here is the web site for the play.

Warmly,
Lisa





Hi friends,

I have a play opening today in Toronto, and you all feel far away. So I thought I'd share one of the articles that came out about it today. It's from Now Magazine, Toronto's version of the Village Voice.
http://www.nowtoronto.com/guides/summerworks/2009/story.cfm?content=170708

There's another article with a funny picture of me and the director with blackened teeth, Israeli and Palestinian flags, a machete and a rocket.
http://www.eyeweekly.com/arts/theatre/article/68226

wish y'all were here!

Misha

ps.
(if you know any torontonians, send them along!)

Two excellent documentaries to watch

Dear friends,

I would like to take this opportunity to recommend an excellent documentary that was made by undercover video journalists during the protests in Burma during 2007.

This film, Burma VJ, was filmed by the undercover journalists and edited in Denmark. It is a fantastic opportunity to see how regular people with video cameras can help expose violence in countries with oppressive regimes.



Another interesting documentary is this one from our fellow documentary filmmaker Hilla Medalia (who made To Die in Jerusalem): "After the Storm". Check out the trailer here and/or become a fan of it on Facebook!




Warmly,
Lisa