Art
Elad Lassry Exhibition At White Cube Hoxton Square
Combining intricate surfaces with an investigation into the nature of perception, Elad Lassry expands the traditional picture genres as he uses an enticing range of textures and colours to present the viewer with objects that are banal yet captivating.
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Date
1 October 2011 - 12 November 2011 -
Venue
White Cube Hoxton Square
Literature
A. B. Yehoshua At Limmud & The New Israel Fund Human Rights Awards
Speaking on a range of subjects, celebrated and respected author A. B. Yehoshua will present a lecture and be in conversation at Limmud before addressing the New Israel Fund Human Rights Awards and receiving an award in recognition of his enormous contribution to Arts and Culture.
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Date
6 November 2011 -
Venue
Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge & Royal Garden Hotel, London
Music
Jerusalem Conservatory Hassadna Chamber Orchestra Concert
Performing a full and varied programme of Vivaldi, Elgar and Tchaikovsky, 27 students from the Jerusalem Conservatory Hassadna Chamber Orchestra will play their debut UK concert. Their performance will be accompanied by the screening of ‘Beautiful Music’, a short film about a blind, severely autistic Palestinian student of the Conservatory and her Orthodox Jewish teacher.
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Date
8 November 2011 -
Time
19:30 -
Venue
Artsdepot
Music
ITAMAR At O2 Academy3
With his mixture of lively and melodic rock songs and his clear, dominant bass voice, ITAMAR’s live performance exudes a warm richness and is full of variety.
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Date
9 November 2011 -
Time
19:00 -
Venue
O2 Academy3, Birmingham
Film
‘Lose This Child’ Screened At Encounters International Film Festival
Animated on an actual beach using real sand, ‘Lose This Child’ recreates the gripping tale of a hatch-ling turtle’s perilous race for survival and will be screened as part of the Encounters International Film Festival with director Yuval Nathan in attendance.
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Date
16 November 2011 - 18 November 2011 -
Venue
Arnolfini Auditorium, Bristol
Dance
‘Sunday Morning’ By Hagit Yakira
Fresh, vigourous and exploring the emergence of individual identity whilst simultaneously longing to belong, Hagit Yakira presents Sunday Morning as the place of memories of childhood, of family and of home.
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Date
17 November 2011 -
Time
20:00 -
Venue
Jackson's Lane Theatre, London
Art
Outset Curators Delegation To London
Organised by Outset Contemporary Art Fund, a delegation of 12 Israeli curators will be coming to London to meet their British counterparts in order to enhance connections and facilitate collaborations between the Israeli and British art scenes. The trip will be reciprocated in Israel early next year.
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Date
20 November 2011 - 24 November 2011 -
Venue
London
Music
Orphaned Land Gig
With their blend of Metal with Middle Eastern influences and their combination of ancient folk instruments, 6 languages and singing styles from various cultures worldwide, Orphaned Land’s gig promises to be energetic, intense and wholly unique.
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Date
22 November 2011 -
Time
18:30 -
Venue
Borderline, London
Music
Avishai Cohen At Ronnie Scotts
Fusing jazz with Middle Eastern flavours, celebrated bassist, Avishai Cohen’s powerful compositions and heartfelt performance style invites audiences to embark on an enthralling exploration of his Israeli roots.
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Date
28 November 2011 - 30 November 2011 -
Venue
Ronnie Scotts
Art
‘Still Buzzing’ – A night of New Israeli Video Art
Capturing the vibrancy of the Tel Aviv art scene and with themes spanning cultural identity, ceremony, collective memory and family tradition , ‘Still Buzzing showcases the innovative and diverse new works of video artists Boaz Arad, Shuli Nachshon, Tali Navon, Yifat Laist-Ferman, Dafna Shalom, Gilad Ratman and Noam Edry.
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Date
30 November 2011 -
Time
20:00 -
Venue
The Book Club, London