DANIELLE PELEG GALLERY

Special
Holiday Sale

Nina Glaser
Exhibition

FROM THE FOLLOWING FAMOUS ARTISTS:

Charles Fazzino
Ken Keeley
David Schluss
Dan Partouche
Itzchak Tarkay
Alexander Kanchik
Yuval Wolfson
Lea Avizedek
Calman Shemi
Rene Gruau
Bracha Guy
Itzchak Maimon
Hessam Abrishami
Barbara Wood
Sarit Rubin
Ben Avram
Don Hatfield
.Amram Ebgi
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Photographer Nina Glaser of San
Francisco will show her current
work at the Book Beat Gallery
Jan. 14. She works almost ex-
clusively with the human figure,
setting up her stark and unset-
tling tableaux amid mysterious
and haunting backgrounds. The
theatrical images are set up by
the artist according to sketches
and ideas thought out before-
hand.
Born and raised in Israel, Ms.
Glaser is a self-taught photogra-
pher whose work conveys a twi-
light beauty, a unique blending
of mythology and poetics of the
body.
The Book Beat Gallery is lo-
cated at 26010 Greenfield, Oak
Park. Gallery hours are 10 a.m.-
9 p.m. Monday-Saturday and 11
a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday.

Rosenstein
Art Exhibit

An art exhibit and sale featuring
the work of Mordechai Rosen-
stein will take place at Congre-
gation Beth Abraham Hillel
Moses Dec. 11 from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. The pubic is invited to at-
tend at no charge.
Mr. Rosenstein's work reflects
David Klein Gallery will display his interests in paintings and Ju-
the recent paintings of Young- daica. His work is distinguished
Hoon Ko in his second solo exhi-
bition in the United States. Mr.
Ko's work can be put into context
by a Korean anecdote about an
ancient wall painting of an old
pine tree that was so realistic that
real birds struggled to sit on the
tree only to fail and die. Mr. Ko
emphasizes the Korean tradition
that drawing is an illusion, and
a picture is a mirror to reflect the
world.
David Klein Gallery is located
at 430 North Woodward, Birm-
ingham. The gallery hours are
Tuesday through Saturday, 11- Mordechai Rosenstein
6 p.m. with extended hours to
8:30 p.m. on the first Thursday
by the use of vibrant color, grace-
of each month.
ful shapes and integration of the
Hebrew alphabet within his art.
His contemporary interpretation
of the ancient art of Hebrew cal-
ligraphy is the basis for his lim-
ited edition silk-screen designs.
Mr. Rosenstein's unique style
Community residents are serv- evolved from his background and
ing on the 50-member Volunteer training. A native of Philadelphia,
Committee board of directors of he graduated from Akiba He-
the Detroit Institute of Arts this brew Academy and the Philadel-
year. Dody Weil is recording phia College of Art. He was
secretary; Lois Lesser, chairman; influenced by his teacher, Franz
Barbara Goldsmith, vice chair- Kline.
man, docents. Also, Leah Drach-
ler, chairman, community
relations; Joyce Siegel and
Lenore Weiss, co-chairmen, mu-
seum shop.
For information on serving on On Dec. 10-11, the Michigan
the Volunteer Committee of the Guild of Artists and Artisans, or-
Detroit Insitute of Arts, call the ganizers of the Ann Arbor Sum-
Volunteer Services Office, (313) mer Art Fair, will present the
833-0247.
20th annual holiday Art Fair at
The museum is open 11 a.m.- Oakland Community College on
4 p.m., Wednesday-Friday; 11 Orchard Lake Rd. at 1-696.
a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and
Hours are 10-5 Sat., 11-5 Sun.
Sunday.
There is an admission charge.

Korean Artist
On Display

DIA Volunteers
Elect Board

Art Fair
At OCC