Hava Raucher     חוה ראוכר
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                              • The City square - Liav Mizrahi
                                • The City Square - A conversation between Miriam Gamburd and Hava Raucher
                                  • Solo exhibition, "Arsuf gallery", Rishpon by Hagai Argov
                                    • About the works of Hava Raucher by Zipora Luria
                                      • Secular icons by Prof. Avishai Eyal
                                        • Testimony by Hava Pinchas-Cohen
                                          • 26 of may 2006 by Zipora Luria
                                            • Sacred mothers by Hava Pinchas-Cohen
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                                              The City Square
                                              Sculpture installation by Hava Raucher 
                                              Tel Aviv Artists House
                                              Oct 27 - November 20  2011

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                                              Dozens of Naked Human Figures in the Square of a Timeless Imaginary City
                                              Raucher’s sculptures are aluminum castings created using the lost wax technique. After the casting is completed, Raucher paints and even draws on them: skin, veins, hair and texture, as if they were portraits on canvas. The lack of eroticism conveys the artist’s mainly existential view of the models; this view connects this installation to the period  After the Second World War, when art developed an existential manifest, i.e. abstract art that isolates man from his material environment

                                              There is a Reasonable fear
                                               Of disruption

                                              Installation at Gal On Gallery
                                              Opening: thursday 12.1.2012, 8 pm

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