flirting with the bald singer
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978-3-7583-0904-5 (ISBN)
Beatrice Bernath - Israel Contemporary Artist, Published Writer and Poet Former Art Teacher at Art Schools and Assistant at the University of Haifa, The Art Dep.; owner of her Art Studio in Haifa. Member of The Artists Association and of The Writers Association in Israel. Born in Brasov, Romania and emigrated to Israel in the late seventies. Studied and graduated at The Art High School Brasov, Romania; The Academy of Art - Sculpture Dep. Ion Andreescu, Cluj Napoca, Romania; B.A. in The Art Dep., University of Haifa Israel; Photography at Wizzo Art Academy, Haifa; Printing at the Printing Studio of Jerusalem. Exhibitions: Solo Exhibition at The Artist House, Tel Aviv Israel 04/2021, Biennale at The Museum of Modern Art Barcelona (2019), Ein Hod Gallery Israel (2018), ND Contemporary Gallery Israel (2019), Gate 3 Contemporary Gallery, Haifa (2018), Solo Exhibition at ICR Romanian Ambassy in Tel Aviv (2018), Museum of Art Haifa (The First Biennale 1979), Museum of Art and Science Milano, Italy (2014), Museum of Modern Art Torino, Italy (2018), Brancusi House Gallery Tg. Jiu, Romania (2016), Cutlog Art Fair at Frieze, Art Fair NYC America (2014), Brick Lane Gallery, London England (2014), The Israel Spain Friendship House Madrid (2013), Art & About Gallery Israel. Prizes: International Prize VELAZQUES, Barcelona MEAM April 2019. International Prize for poetry "Tudor Arghezi", Romania 2016. The best book of poetry of the year for "Existential Nonsenses", Association of Israelian Writers in Romanian Language 2017. The Critics Prize at The First Biennale, The Contemporary Museum of Haifa 1979.
Adrian Grauenfels (Born: November 2, 1946, Bucharest) is a Jewish poet, writer and translator, who is originally from Romania, and lives in Israel-Rishon le Zion. He is an engineer who graduated from the Civil Engineering Institute, Bucharest in 1970. He is married and has two children. He immigrated to Israel in 1972. In 1999, he became actively involved with writing poetry and prose and translating Israeli poetry from Hebrew to Romanian. He is very active on the Internet with a rich bibliography. Adrian has published two poetry books and a large number of articles about Art and Culture. He has also appeared in print in the Anthology Izvoare which included four of his poems. He frequently contributes to the E-Magazines Omnigraphies, Egophobia, ArtOut, Maia Martins Library and Bucovina. In addition, he contributes regularly to the weekly Magazines The Family, Maximum, and the Weekly Journal. He also collaborates and writes for the literary networks Reteaua Literara and the Cititorul de Proza (both found on the Internet). Books and articles published on the Internet: Hebrew poetry, Chosen Poems (2 volumes) translated from modern Hebrew to Romanian by Adrian Grauenfels, graphics by Maia Martin and Carmen Acsinte, preview by Maria Sava, 2011. Yanles Castle, poetry and prose. Visiting Ussais, poetry. Hotel Aglaya, urban poetry. La Strada, Continuum, Poeme Postume (recent poetry) etc.The winter that never happened. Biographies: Constantin Antonovici. Gherasim Luca. Carlo Carra (1881-1966). Victor Brauner. Maud Friedland. Ortega Y. Gasset. Ansel Adam. Eugene Auguste Atget. Edward Hopper. Boris Vian. James Joyce (1920-1959) and many others. Over 18 books of essays, art, poetry, translations, various anthologies, etc. Translations: Modern Hebrew poetry, Yehuda Amichai. Gerasim Luca, Infra Noir. Stanislaw Lem, The Hunt. Leonard Bernstein, KADDISH, translation into Romanian, with drawings by Baruch Elron, SAGA 2018. Books in French: Victor Brauner. Poetry in English: Voices, Israel poetry. Online magazines: The Group of 7, an e-magazine for the visual arts, photography and philosophy. Same: XXI century, Alchemia, Nautilus, Israeli Journal. 2017 he founded SAGA Publishing House. From 2019 SAGA Fund for Culture (contests with awards for young artists). Awards: Poet of the city of IASI, Romania.
Erscheinungsdatum | 15.02.2024 |
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Reihe/Serie | Beatrice Bernath Poetry & Art |
Sprache | englisch; deutsch |
Maße | 135 x 215 mm |
Gewicht | 176 g |
Themenwelt | Literatur ► Lyrik / Dramatik ► Lyrik / Gedichte |
Schlagworte | Dystopic • Existentialism • Poetry • postmodern • Relationship |
ISBN-10 | 3-7583-0904-2 / 3758309042 |
ISBN-13 | 978-3-7583-0904-5 / 9783758309045 |
Zustand | Neuware |
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