On the occasion of the opening of the gallery in it's new abode: the curator's credo

The new space of Office in Tel Aviv Gallery was designed with the exhibition visitor in mind, and not only the art works to be presented in it. The place invites the viewer for a prolonged, tranquil sojourn in an intimate atmosphere. At the same time, we have preserved the clean, white look. The space is divided in the middle by means of a supporting column, connecting and separating the open, front section from the hidden rear,swiss replica watches through which the sun's rays pass thanks to its southern exposure.

The Gallery's move marks a new beginning not only due to the new, more spacious venue, or its more central location, which is open to the passersby on Zamenhoff Street. It is also the beginning of new thinking pertaining to the needs of the present and in the spirit of the current moment in Israeli as well as international art, without committing in advance to a closed list of artists. Everything is open to the possibilities to be dictated by the time, the place, and the works that will emerge in the coming years.

As always, the Gallery will continue to discover new as well as old talents among the artists and curators who complete their studies, while concurrently seeking and encouraging collaborations with organizations promoting a social agenda.

Lo-li-ta is a narrative generated exhibition that offers a visual voyage between the pages of Nabokov's

"Lolita". The exhibition demonstrates representations of the 'femme-fatale child', other figures, their

 relationships and characteristics. There is no directed point of view to read Lolita, a critical, physiological,

 or one concerns with sex and pedophilia, but all of those will arise out of the artworks in the show, that

 provide visual flashes for the written story.