Spirit of Art August 2011 – Zina Bercovici

La Galleria Pall Mall

30 Royal Opera Arcade, London, SW1Y 4UY

17 – 27 August 2011

International Contemporary Exhibition

Spirit of Art Returns to London

Following the overwhelming London success of March 2011 show, the Spirit of Art exhibition returns to La Galleria Pall Mall at the end of summer.

With a great choice of artists coming from 14 countries and about 60 art works on display, the exhibition will run for a period of 10 days from the 17th till 27th August.

The countries include: Austria, Finland, Germany, Great Britain, Korea, Israel, Italy, Pakistan, Romania, Russia, Spain, the Netherlands, Turkey and the USA. Paintings, sculpture, digital prints, pencil sketches and glass sculpture will be on show during the summer Spirit of Art extravaganza.

Irina Teremovskaya, Christmas Toy, 80 x 80 cm, oil

The Spirit of Art curator Zina Bercovici chose the same venue for the summer show as back in March – La Galleria Pall Mall at 30 Royal Opera Arcade, 5b Pall Mall, London, SW1Y 4UY. Just a step away from Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square La Galleria is known as the best contemporary art space in central London.

Haviva Zemach, Rainbow, 23 x 28 x 9,8 cm, glass

30 artists from different countries, historic and cultural backgrounds will bring together their native motifs in a variety of styles and techniques. Exhibition visitors will be exposed to a rich kaleidoscope of colours, shapes and forms of artistic expression under the same roof. The famous curator puts the show together in such a creative and amazing arrangement that it will surely attract the mind of the spectators. This international collection demonstrates that art has neither borders nor limits.

Bat Ami Helerman, Athlete, 56 x 37 x 10 cm, bronze

Edna Benes, Softness, 72 x 26 x 20 cm, bronze

The summer 2011 Spirit of Art artists are:

Loriano Aiazzi, Katrin Alvarez, Matt Anzak, Edna Benes, Zina Bercovici, Melis Cankara, Baruch Elron, Elir Haydarolu, Bat Ami Helerman, Fusun Kavalci, Adjani Klinsmann Okpu-Egbe, Esma Civcir, Inge Maux, Tatyana Levi, Ariela Manor, Sonia Natra, Ayessha Quraishi, Peter Rademacher, Matti Sirvio, Anga Sterrenberg, Irina Teremovskaya, Ayhan Tomak, Gaby Tzur, Filiz Ural, Marianne Van Der Meer, Paul Ygartua, Elisheva Zabar, Haviva Zemach and Chansoo Hwang.

Katrin Alvarez, Fear Has a Lot of Faces, 78 x 56 cm, pencil on board

All the artists on show are well established in their own countries. Their works are part of private and museum collections around the world. They participated in various international art exhibitions in Europe, America and Asia.