Tattoo Representations in Contemporary Art | Ben-Gurion University Gallery | Curators: Yasmine Bergner and Haim Maor
A new social trend is currently emerging that warmly embraces the tattoo genre and recognizes its importance. The Tattoos exhibition presents works of art by
Ancestors | Group Exhibition | Binyamin Gallery Tel Aviv | Curator: Yasmine Bergner
The exhibition focuses on the ancestral aspect of the tattoo. Tribal cultures are structured in concentric circles, much like the rings of a tree. The
Tattoos | The Human Body as a Work of Art | Eretz Israel Museum | Curator: Yasmine Bergner
Since the dawn of history, the tattooed body has been a means of glorification and personal and collective definition of man. The art of tattooing
Histories | Sarah Erman Gallery | Group exhibition with Yasmine Bergner
We hold memories in our bodies, we hold longing and heartache. We hold joy, moments of heavenly peace. If we want to have access to
Ov | Meshuna Gallery Tel Aviv | Group exhibition with Yasmine Bergner
We must listen, respond, and acknowledge the importance and vitality of the constant presence of myth. The human cultural infrastructure is constantly changing, it is
Unframed | Tattoo conference | Professional consultant: Yasmine Bergner
Examining the various tattoo cultures throughout history across the globe gives us the ability to examine the human soul.
Awakening – In Her Savior’s Arms | Performance by Yasmine Bergner
The experience of the work is highly aesthetic, like painterly aesthetics returning to material form. We feel both the sense of subjugation and the sense
A Matter Of Light | Solo Exhibition | Yasmine Bergner
Yasmin Bergner’s works converge into the unconscious space and into archetypal symbols through physical presence.
Ascendants & Descendants | Solo Exhibition | Yasmine Bergner
The works describe a personal process in which archetypes take on personal meaning. Spontaneous sculptural works that expand to additional layers
by a performance act
Goddesses and Gladiators | Group exhibition with Yasmine Bergner
Six young artists use images and materials from contemporary popular culture