“Inner Landscapes - Israeli Contemporary Photography” features the work of seven famous Israeli artists, most of them first seen in Munich.
The exhibition presents works from younger generation Israeli artists. Their photographs address the topography of present-day Israel, reflecting the actual geography of the landscape as well as the feeling of the young population. The fast changing politics and the perpetual religious conflicts between the Jewish and Muslim populations set the frame.
In addition to the Israeli Artists, the series “Trees of Tel Aviv” by the German photographer Mat Hennek is also on show. This exhibition provides an insight into the artist’s point of view on the city. In fact, his fascination with Tel Aviv’s unique atmosphere, led him to create the 2007 shots in only one night. The photographs were taken with an exceptionally long exposure time, with only the light of his surroundings and the black sky of the night, giving the impression that the city and the trees look like a studio shot.
The exhibition is taking place in cooperation with an initiative of the circle of friends of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art. This initiative “The Art Road to Peace” supports art lessons for Jewish and Muslim children together.

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