Image: Sommer Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv
Sommer Contemporary Art will open ‘Summer @ Sommer’ with an opening reception on Friday, July 31, at 11:00 AM in Tel Aviv. The gallery describes the project as its summer exhibition, a group show featuring gallery artists alongside invited artists. The event is listed for Sommer Contemporary Art at 6 Shvil HaTnufa, 4th Floor.
The announcement comes from Sommer Contemporary Art, a gallery based in Tel Aviv with an additional Zurich location listed in its email footer. In the invitation, the gallery presents the exhibition as a seasonal group presentation and gives the title in both English and Hebrew, with the Hebrew wording translated as ‘Summer Salon.’ No further artist list, curatorial statement or exhibition duration is provided in the source material.
Even in brief form, the notice points to a familiar gallery format: a summer group exhibition that brings together artists already represented by the gallery with invited contributors. That structure suggests a mixed presentation rather than a single-artist survey, but the source material does not identify which works will be shown beyond a credited image of Sharon Yaari’s ‘Transformers (Dimona), 2019.’ The invitation attributes that image to Sharon Yaari Studio.
The gallery’s own communication also situates the event within its regular Tel Aviv address details. Sommer Contemporary Art lists its Tel Aviv space on Hatnufa 6 St., Tel Aviv Yafo, and includes opening hours for Tue–Thu and Fri–Sat in the mailing footer. The exhibition announcement itself, however, specifies the opening reception at 6 Shvil HaTnufa, 4th Floor, and should be read on the basis of that stated venue information.
As presented in the invitation, ‘Summer @ Sommer’ is therefore an opening event rather than a fully outlined exhibition package. The available material confirms the date and time, the group-show format, and the gallery’s intention to present gallery artists together with invited artists, but it does not give a closing date or a roster of participants. The announcement leaves the focus on the opening itself and on the seasonal framing implied by the title.
The gallery’s bilingual presentation reflects its local and international audience, with the invitation issued in English and Hebrew and distributed through Sommer Contemporary Art’s email newsletter. For visitors and followers, the concrete details are straightforward: ‘Summer @ Sommer’ opens Friday, July 31, at 11:00 AM at Sommer Contemporary Art in Tel Aviv.
