Myra Mandel Gallery Safed
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− | + | ('''Hebrew''':מיירה מנדל / '''Pronunciation''': May-ra Man-del /'''Translation''': Myra Mandel / '''Other Names''': Art From The Well / '''Definition''': Tzfat artist / '''Description''': Artist Quarter artist and gallery-owner whose oils and watercolors fuse Biblical verses with textures, colors and visions of beauty) | |
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− | Art From the Well Gallery in [[ | + | Myra Mandel’s Art From the Well Gallery in Tzfat’s [[Artist Quarter Safed|Artist Quarter]] exhibits Myra’s Biblically-inspired artwork which reflects the beauty of the Galilean countryside, the flowers and fauna of Israel and Israel’s Biblical past. |
== Background == | == Background == | ||
− | Myra came to Israel from Montreal in her teens and studied engineering at Haifa’s Technion. Even while she was raising her young children and working full time as a systems analyst in the Tel Aviv area she dabbled in painting and began to develop her art as a hobby. Her family bought a small home in the Artists Quarter of | + | Myra came to Israel from Montreal in her teens and studied engineering at Haifa’s Technion. Even while she was raising her young children and working full time as a systems analyst in the Tel Aviv area she dabbled in painting and began to develop her art as a hobby. Her family bought a small home in the Artists Quarter of Safed which they divided into apartments to rent out. They left one of the home’s tiny apartments and the cistern for their own needs. |
== Inspiration == | == Inspiration == | ||
− | Myra’s inspiration is drawn from two main sources which | + | Myra’s inspiration is drawn from two main sources which intertact with each other. She merges the narratives of the Bible with the shapes and textures of nature. Her works are a visual response to the poetry that she hears when she reads and hears Biblical texts. This poetic imagery allows her to use the text as her art’s background and allows her to merge it with the graceful shapes and delicate colors of Israel’s landscapes and plantlife. |
== Medium == | == Medium == | ||
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