 Festival Musrara Mix #14: Analog-Epilog
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The MusraraMix festival is an international multidisciplinary event that takes place in the borderline neighborhood of Musrara, initiated and produced by the Naggar school of Art, Musrara.
The festival is a hub of artistic and social happenings, embodying the political and cultural essence of Jerusalem and Israel.
Every year the festival is based around one theme. The 14th year of the festival is the year of Analog-Epilog. The festival expresses the school’s outlook. We believe in the significant role the creative process has, when it turns our gaze onto society and the identities that structure it. We believe in the power the festival has, as part of the educational process of the students. |
The Naggar school of art, Musrara, invites the public to participate in the events
taking place during the festival, to experience the neighborhood, explore its streets, be a guest in the backyards, meet the residents and enjoy some of the best multidisciplinary
art made in Israel and the world today.
The Naggar school of art, Musrara, invites you to take part in each of the events of the festival, to experience the neighborhood, tour its alleys, be a guest in the backyards, meet the
residents and enjoy some of the best interdisciplinary art made in Israel and the world today. We would like to thank our partners: firstly the residents of Musrara, the public funds and organizations from Israel and abroad that sponsor our activity, and of course our students, teachers and school staff. |
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| Music program, Musrara Mix #14 | ||
| The Intimate Stage | ||
| TUE 20/5 | WED 21/5 | THU 22/5 |
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19:00-19:20 Students Performances A selection of performances from final projects by students of New Music Department. |
19:00-19:30 Popular Ensemble Original songs written and performed by students. Instructed by: Hezy Hait |
19:00-19:20 Modern Ensemble In cooperation with students from SUNY College at Oneonta’s Experimental Music Group Instructed by: Dan Weinstein & Prof. Joe Pignato |
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19:30-20:00 Students Performances A selection of performances from final projects by students of New Music Department |
19:40-20:00 Students Performances A selection of performances from final projects by students of New Music Department |
19:30-19:50 Students Performances A selection of performances from final projects by students of New Music Department |
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20:10-20:45 Performance Ensemble Tetris principles: Lihi Admon, Noam Ahdut, Amir Meir, Adam Ben-Noon, Eli Levy, Ayala Avizur. Video by Ofir Kellermann; Instructed by: Ilan Green |
20:10-20:45 Martin Gadget Teacher's exclusive group: Yoni Niv, Prof. Joe Pignato, Lior Pinsky, Ilan Green |
20:00-20:45 Jacques Dudon (FR) The Photosonic Disc: Photosonic disc that produce sound from modulated light |
| The Central Stage - every day from 20:45 | ||
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TUE 20/5
Ticket: 40 NIS / one for two |
WED 21/5
Ticket: 60 NIS / one for two |
THU 22/5
Ticket: 40 NIS / one for two |
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Michal Paulina Oppenheim The well-known singer and performer in a journey made of indie-pop, hip-hop and folk harmony Michal Paulina, Itay Zengy, Ilil Kna'an, Na'ama Altman |
Phototaxis A unique and organic combination between soul music and the digital world Itay Zuk, Yael Feldinger, Yael Geva, Roy Heled, Nir Bloom, Neta Cohen-Shani |
Trio Farthest South A trio, in search of their private, yet the collective unconscious mind, through a musical journey which never ends. Yair Etziony, Yair Yona, Berry Barko |
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Yossi Fine & the Remix Yossi Fine – bass/computer, Michael Avgil – drums Miss Adevo – african percussion, flute, vocals Benjamin Sai -african percussion, flute, and vocals Shachar Katchka- kora, Yoni Ohana – african xylophone |
Knessiyat Ha Sechel Musrara Mon Amour: A Homage to Musrara neighborhood and Musrara School Yoram Hazan, Ami Reiss, Ran Elmaliach, David Raz, Daniel Zeiblat |
DJ Alec Empire (Germany) The man and the legend in a grand-finale gig to celebrate the end of Musraramix festival. |
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Neighborhood Exhibition "Analog-Epilog" 20- 22/5 2014, 7pm-11pm (19:00-23:00) |
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The exhibition “Analog-Epilog” deals with the borders between analog and digital media, between the virtual and the tangible, as well as between the social, economic and artistic mechanisms that operate within these realms. The festival gathers artists who have been researching the world of analog images and sounds versus the contemporary reality and digital world in which we exist and act. The art works utilize a variety of methods in order to analyze the transition from analog to digital and they describe a wide range of uses of technology, through imaginative tools and content. |
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Galleries 20- 22/5 2014, 7:00 pm-11:00 pm (19:00-23:00) |
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The Derfler Gallery |
The New Gallery |
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Young & Promising: International Students & Art Schools Program |
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Poznan University of Art, Poland |
New Media Department Musrara |
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| Workshops & Lectures | |
Wednesday, 21.5.2014 |
Thursday 22.5.2014 |
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 The Naggar School of Art, Musrara, Jerusalem - The people create the difference! |
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The Naggar school of Photography, New-Media, New-Music, Visual Communication and Phototherapy in Musrara, Jerusalem, was set from the beginning to function as an institute with a different nature -
open to it's environment, inspecting new approaches and dealing with important issues concerning society in Israel.
Early influences on the school’s spirit are the myths connected to the neighborhood of Musrara: its past as a border of the pre 67 war Israel, as an impoverished place and as
a ground for social struggle.
All of these are integrated in the school’s being and vision. For further information please visit musrara.org
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Musrara Mix #14: Contact, Information & Festival-Team |
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Musrara Mix-Team 2014
Festival Director & Head Curator Avi Sabag Main Exhibition Curators Saron Paz & Sharon Horodi Musical DirectorIlan Green Production Management Shlomit Yaacov Technical Management Itzik Aroush Production & Coordination: Molly Malekar Office Management Maya Cohen Coordination Musicians from abroad:Polly Geltser Stage Management Lir Ben-David Digital LabUdi Asaf Documentation Management Avi Dabach, Arik Futterman and Itai Nadav Technical Team Yossi Golan, Emil Leibner, Yaniv Kuris, Asaf Elboher, Yaser Reashe Students Supervisors Ayelet Hashahar Cohen, Zvika Merkfeld, Saron Paz, Avi Berman, Kiki Keren-Huss, Anat Shamgar, Vera Korman, Guy Goldstein Public Relations Mira Ann Beinart Graphic Design and Visual Branding As.I.Am - Avihai Mizrahi and Adam Sessler Website: Drei Wünsche Frei - Studio for Hybrid Culture, Berlin |
Contact and Information
The Naggar School of Photography, New Media, New Music, Visual-Communication and Photo-Therapy Presents: Musrara Mix Festival 9 Ha'Ayin Het st. Jerusalem 91323 Po Box 32356 Jerusalem Telephone: 02-6286519 ::: Fax: 02-6264479 Email: maya[at]musrara-gallery.org.il Guided Tours through the Neighborhood and the Exhibitions Tuesday and Thursday at 20:30 Meeting point: 9 Ha'Ayin Het St, at the Café in the School’s backyard Price: 25 NIS per person To order tickets to the guided tours Molly: 02-628519 ex.109 ::: Fax: 02-6264479 Email: danab[at]musrara-gallery.org.il |
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