From Hair to Hope | A Flash Encounter of Music and Performance Art
Flash art redefines exhibition spaces through its immediacy and fluidity, blurring the boundaries between artists and audiences while inspiring spontaneous responses to the exhibition's themes. Music and performance, as cross-cultural languages, weave individual experiences into broader social narratives, inviting viewers to actively engage and become part of the artwork. Through this event, we aim to evoke emotional resonance and critical reflection on women's issues, highlighting art's power in driving social change and shaping the future. We warmly invite everyone to join the artists in giving voice to women, advocating for peace, and envisioning equality.
Artists:
Dr. Mei Huang
A Chinese-German artist, curator, and scholar, is renowned for her integration of art with lived experiences.
Hadar Galron
As a prominent voice in Israeli contemporary theater and cinema, Hadar Galron’s work is marked by profound cultural and gender awareness.
Smadar Schidlowsky
Violinist Smadar Schidlowsky is known for her dialogue between Baroque and contemporary music.
Noga Tal
Musician, singer, and social activist. Noga Tal believes that “the personal is the political”. Her work sheds light on overlooked societal issues, blending personal and collective narratives.
以色列国际女性艺术家展
Israel International Women Artists Exhibition
From Hair to Hope
From Hair to Hope, showcasing works by artists from China, Germany, Iran, Malaysia, and Israel, held at the Tel Aviv-Yaffo Museum (December 5, 2024 – February 9, 2025).
The exhibition reflects on violence against women, urging global awareness of gender rights and justice.
First "CICA LENS Cross-Cultural Imaging Project"
In September 2024, photographer Michal Chelbin visited Zhejiang, China, capturing traditional Chinese opera (Wuju).
Exhibitions and academic forums are planned for Israel and China in late 2024.
Documentary: Twin Pianos（working title）
Directed by “Eros Zhao”, this documentary delves into the musical journey and profound friendship of two exceptional pianists, Yaron Kohlbergand Bishara Haroni，who transcend cultural and national boundaries through their art.
As one of Israel's most celebrated piano duos, Yaron and Bishara have garnered international acclaim for their breathtaking performances. Yaron comes from a Jewish family, while Bishara hails from an Arab community. Together, they have not only mastered the art of four-hand piano but have also become a symbol of cultural harmony. Through their shared musical language, they explore themes of identity, tradition, and reconciliation.
The film follows their touring journey, behind-the-scenes moments, and personal interviews, showcasing how these two artists pursue their dreams amid complex historical and cultural landscapes. It highlights their commitment to building bridges and spreading hope and love through music.
With Eros Zhao’s delicate and emotional cinematography, the documentary offers viewers an extraordinary visual and auditory feast. It is not just a portrayal of a remarkable musical partnership but also an exploration of the potential for peace and coexistence.
Poised for an Oscar run, “Twin Pianos”promises to be a moving tribute to the power of music and human connection.
Israel Drama Copyright Fair
January 2022 marks the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and Israel. To celebrate this historic moment, the foreign works presented in the invitational exhibition at this Daliangshan International Theater Festival are all from Israel, specially supported by the China-Israel Culture and Art Foundation. The content covers classic Israeli works, the latest works being created in Israel, and Hebrew versions of world classics adapted by Israel. At the invitational exhibition, Noam Semel, former director of Israel's Carmel Theater, initiator of the Israel Theater Award, and current director of the Habima Theater, Howard Rypp, founder of Israel's Nefesh Theater and famous Israeli director, Elie Chouraqui, famous French film and theater director, and David Galil, CEO of the China-Israel Culture and Art Foundation, recommended the works through videos.
Cultural Forum
Supported the successful hosting of the 9th World Cultural Development Forum in Tel Aviv (October 1-5, 2023), promoting Sino-Israeli cultural exchange.
Theatrical Projects
Hosted the 2021 Israel Drama Copyright Expo at the China Daliangshan Drama Festival.
Supported successful tours of Superfluous Man (written and directed by Yehezkel Lazarov) in Israel, Kosovo, Shanghai, and other locations in 2021 and 2023.
Facilitated Pastrami, written and directed by Hadar Galron, in cities across Israel, receiving widespread acclaim.
Organized the Israel Drama Showcase in China in 2023, featuring productions from Gesher Theater (Demons), Beit Lessin Theater (Hamlet), and Michafiga Theater (Superfluous Man). (Paused due to war.)
There are no upcoming events at this time.