Tattoo Representations in Contemporary Art | Ben-Gurion University Gallery | Curators: Yasmin Bergner and Haim Maor
A new social trend is currently budding, warmly embracing the tattoo genre and recognizing its importance. The exhibition presents artworks by artists from Israel and abroad who address the act of tattooing in various ways, revealing the diverse internal motives for getting a tattoo within the contexts of defining personal, national, gender, social, cognitive, and […]
Ancestors | Group Exhibition | Binyamin Gallery Tel Aviv | Curator: Yasmin Bergner
Ancestors Curator: Yasmine Bergner Cover image: Max Harris The body is the medium through which we communicate with “the other” and the environment. We create personal and social identities through which we establish “human social networks” via the body. Changing and manipulating the body through tattooing is interpreted here as an active pursuit through which […]
Tattoos | The Human Body as a Work of Art | Museum | Curator: Yasmin Bergner
Curating and Research: Yasmine Bergner Opening: 10/11/2016 Closing: 10/11/2017 Eretz Israel Museum [MUZA] – Tel Aviv Since the dawn of history, the tattooed body has been a way to glorify and define the individual and the collective. The art of tattooing originates in shamanic rites of passage and initiation traditions in indigenous cultures. Every tattoo […]
History of Tattoo Culture in Israel | By Yasmin Bergner
Opening image: Cover of David Mosko “The Tattooed Sailor”‘s book: “Tattoos – Secrets of the Forbidden Art,” 1980. Tattoos in 21st Century Israel – A Late Bloom In recent years, we have been witnessing an exciting process of tattoo revival in our region, albeit belatedly. Why is the tattoo renaissance arriving in Israel with a […]
The Field Boy | Interview with Nassim Haramein #2 | Interviewer: Yasmin Bergner
Originally published in “Hayim Aherim” (Other Lives) Magazine, 2018 Wearable Technology In 2015, the first version of the ARK crystal resonance technology was released from Nassim Haramein’s laboratory: lab-grown crystals that can be worn on the body. The crystals are designed and structured geometrically to create a molecular structure that has the ability to resonate […]
Votiko | The Greatest Plague Known to Mankind | By Paul Levy | Translated by Yasmin Bergner
“Wetiko” is a concept originating from the Cree tribe in North America, a word expressing a psychological disease affecting human behavior that is destructive to itself. Our collective human psychosis. Wetiko – The Greatest Epidemic Known to Humanity – by Paul Levy Translated from English: Yasmine Bergner Opening image: Bouguereau, Dante and Virgil in Hell, […]
היסטוריות מיצב – מיצג | גלריה שרה ארמן | תערוכה קבוצתית בהשתתפות יסמין ברגנר
Here is the translation of the article into English, with all HTML tags and image source codes preserved as they appeared in the original. Curator: Dafna Shapira-Hasson Participating Artists: Yasmine Bergner, Batya Hashkin, Shunit Gal, Sivan Zarifi, Anati Toker, Ayelet Tarlovsky, Mirei Shanan, Bell Shapir, Dafna Shapira-Hasson. Sara Arman Gallery, Tel Aviv 2019 “We curate […]
The One and Only Form | The Science of Sacred Geometry | By Yasmin Bergner
Haim Acherim Magazine, Issue 255 December 2017 To download a PDF file of the full article: The One and Only Form – Yasmine Bergner
The Female Wound | By Bethany Webster | Translated from English by Yasmin Bergner
To download a PDF file of Bethany Webster’s article translated into Hebrew: The Feminine Wound – Yasmine Bergner
The World Atlas of Tattoo | By Anna Felicity Friedman
Yasmine Bergner represents Israel together with Wassim Razzouk, among a lineup of world-renowned tattoo artists, in the book by American tattoo historian Anna Felicity Friedman, published by Yale University Press in 2015. Tattoos in Africa and the Middle East. Cover illustration: Yasmine Bergner
Ob | Mashuna Gallery | Yasmin Bergner | Esther Cohen Skin | Assi Meshulam
Here is the English translation of the exhibition text, maintaining all HTML tags, image source codes, and layout formatting as they appeared in the original. Group Exhibition and Co-Curatorship: Yasmine Bergner, Assi Meshullam, and Esther Cohen-Skin Meshuna Gallery, 112 Herzl St., Tel Aviv, 2012 The myth has always been present behind the scenes of every […]
Hebrew Language Conference | First Language | Tattoo Language
Here is the translation of the article into English, with all HTML tags, image source codes, and styling preserved exactly as they appeared in the original Hebrew text. Tattoo artist Yasmine Bergner will present the spiritual and cultural aspects of tattoos from the dawn of humanity to the present day at the Hebrew Language Conference. […]
Ascendants & Descendants | Solo Exhibition
Solo Exhibition by Yasmine Bergner | Alharizi Artists’ House, Tel Aviv | 2012 Photography: Jude Moscovitz Curator: Tsibi Geva The works describe a personal process in which archetypes acquire personal meaning. Spontaneous sculptural works that expand into further layers through performative action that relates to them, attempting to revive them and awaken them to new […]
A Matter Of Light | Solo Exhibition | Yasmin Bergner
Yasmine Bergner | Solo Exhibition Artness Gallery | Center for Contemporary Dance | Kibbutz Ein Shemer 2011 Embodiment of mind On Physical Internalization in the Works of Yasmine Bergner Yasmine Bergner’s works converge into the space of the unconscious and into archetypal symbols through physical presence. The process takes shape through authentic movement […]
Goddesses and Gladiators | Group exhibition with the participation of Yasmin Bergner
Caesarea Old City Gallery Betty and Leon Bronstein Participants: Yasmine Bergner, Noam Edry, Gil Yefman, Keren Shpilsher, Sasha Serber, Shai Id Alony “Goddesses and Gladiators is an exhibition of six young artists who use imagery and materials from contemporary popular culture, while nodding to the techniques, traditions, and icons of classical art. The works, in […]
Without a frame | Tattoo conference | Professional consultant: Yasmin Bergner
“Every tattoo culture across the globe contains fascinating pieces of culture and history, connecting anthropology, sociology, spiritual perceptions, and artistic trends through the tattooed body. The ritual of tattooing reflects the cultural worldview of the community, the degree of freedom, and the social supervision of the individual. The tattoo is a tool that constitutes part […]
