Oded Feingersh

Born 1938, Jerusalem

Mother, Child and the Sun

Original Hand-Signed Mixed-Media & Collage -

the early 1970's

Artist Name: Oded Feingersh

Title: Mother, child and the Sun

Signature Description: Hand-signed lower left

Technique: Mixed-media and collage on paper

Size: 57 x 40 cm / 22.44" x 15.75" inch

Frame: Unframed

Condition: Very good condition with no evidence of tears, rips, wrinkles, repairs, wear, paint peelings or losses.

Artist's Biography:


Oded Feingersh, Painter and Chemical Engineer. b. 1938, Jerusalem.

Studies

1960-63 Bezalel, Jerusalem;

1965-68 Paris, Brussels, Madrid;

1979-83 Avshalom Institute, geography of Eretz Israel.

Prizes

1966 Le Franc Prize for Young Artists, Paris;

1976 Dizengoff Prize.

1982 Stage design for ballet, “Psalms”, for the "Kol Demama" Dance Company;

1990 stage design for “Camina e Turna” of "Kol Demama", Israel Festival.

Oded Feingersh was born in 1938 in Jerusalem, Israel, and started his career as a chemical engineer. 
He studied at the Bezalel Art Academy from 1960-1963 and later in Paris, Brussels and Madrid. 

Feingersh was one of the 10+ Group, which encouraged the artist to be more experimental, to use as much materials from all kinds of media and techniques. The group succeeded in introducing considerable freshness into the Israel art scene of the 1960's.

By the late 1970s, his studies brought him back to Israel where he explored the geography of Israel at the Avshalom Institute from 1979-1983. 
He has been a noteworthy figure in Israel's fine arts scene since the early 1970s. 
A prolific painter and printmaker, Feingersh’s art has been the focus of 85 one-man shows.

Feingersh’s early works were seen as more dark, concerning themselves with the human condition and its iniquities. 
Since the 1980s, Feingersh’s technique and subject matter have focused on color and landscape, which, according to Feingersh himself, calls us the authentic roots of indigenous Israeli art. In his most recent collection of works, Feingersh explores the relationship between a people and its land.
Many of Feingersh’s works from the 1980s depict agricultural society and urban society and their age-old conflict. Using almost expressionist techniques, Feingersh also depicts many landscapes, combining his knowledge of Israel and his talent as a writer. Feingersh has written seven archeological tour books; and historical surveys of wine, Jerusalem and Zionism.

Feingersh's work ranges between social realism, naturalism, pop-art and surrealism. 
As a vagabond-artist, he draw endless influences from all around the world, his world is abundant with personal and collective mythology, classic and modern influences, from the medieval art to Hieronymus Bosch and Thomas Huffman.

Selected one person exhibition

1964    Chermernisky Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv
1966    Tournesol Gallerie, Paris
1966    Montjoie Gallerie, Brussels
1967    Campo Gallerie, Antwerp
1968    Sala Amadis, Madrid
1969    Views of Fear, Engel Gallery, Jerusalem
1970    Psychic Drawings, Dugit Gallery, Tel-Aviv
1970    A secret Agent's Battles Against International Communism, Engel Gallery, Jerusalem    
1973    The Church, Great Barrington, Massachusetts
1975     Tel Aviv Museum
1977     Arta Gallery, Jerusalem
1978     Ella Gallery, Jerusalem
1979     Fontana Gallery, Stockholm
1982     Basel Art Fair, Tiroche Gallery
1982     Saphir Gallery, Paris
1983     Puffing, Radius Gallery, Tel-Aviv
2000     The last supper, Sara Erman Gallery, Tel-Aviv
2000     Landscapes, Engel Gallery, Tel-Aviv
2002     Narcissism, Sculpture Gallery, Ramat Gan
2007     Throught the Back, Danon Gallery, Tel Aviv
2002     Old & New, the Art Workshop, Yavne
2005     Retrospective, Givataaim Theatre (curator: Doron Polak)
2007     Papers, Muncipal Gallery, Herzelya
2009     Color & Nature, Gal- On Gallery, Tel Aviv
2010     Film Noir bin Color, Ramat Gan Museum of Art, Ramat Gan
2011     Dialogue, Tal gallery, Kfar Vradim  

Selected group exhibitions

1964    Youngsters 64, Painters Association, Tel Aviv
1966    Lefranc Prize, Maison de Beaux-Arts, Paris
1968    The Autumn Exhibition, Tel-Aviv Museum, Rubinstein Pavillion
1969    Venus (10+ Group), Gordon Gallery, Tel Aviv
1970    Graphic Exhibit, Engel Gallery, Jerusalem
1970    Mattresses (10+ Group), Dugit Gallery, Tel-Aviv
1971    Multiism, Ramat Gan Museum
1972    Artists' Choice, Painter Association, Tel-Aviv
1984    Tiroch Gallery, Tel-Aviv
1985    Alon Gallery, Jerusalem
1986    Weizman Gallery, Beer Sheba
1987    Basel Art Fair, Kishon Gallery
1988    Memad Katan Gallery, Tel-Aviv
1989    Goldman Gallery, Haifa
1989    Graphotek, A mobile Exhibition
1991    Interprint, Graphics, Lvov
1997    Salon D'Automne, Paris
1999    Biennale of Drawings, Taipei, Taiwan
2001    Biennale of Drawings, Lubliana, Slovenia
2001    Israeli Landscapes, solo exhibition, Engel Gallery, Tel Aviv
2003    Partition, Engel Gallery, Tel Aviv
2007    The Mountains are Round about Jerusalem, Engel Gallery, Tel Aviv
2008    Signatorius, Engel Gallery, Tel Aviv
2009    The Good Place, Eutopia, Engel Gallery, Tel Aviv

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