The Hollander Collection Todos En La Familia
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The Hollander Collection: Todos En La Familia
The Hollander family is a powerhouse of creativity, bursting with talent in painting, sculpting, writing, and photography. At the helm is Gino, the father, an abstract-impressionist painter known for his surreal perspectives. Gino began experimenting with acrylics in 1960, a pioneering move at the time. Each of his works reflects the raw emotions he experienced during its creation. For years, Gino has captivated audiences with solo exhibitions worldwide.
Barbara, the mother, channels her experiences and emotions into vivid poetry. Her works, such as "Love & Lamentation" and the autobiographical "Bits & Pieces, The Early Years," provide a poignant glimpse into her life from 1924 to 1953.
In 1982, Gino and Barbara launched the Museo Hollander at Cortijo de las Yeguas, Spain. This museum showcases Spanish antiques and artifacts spanning 20,000 years, and their significant cultural contributions earned them national recognition in Spain.
Their daughter, Siri, expresses her deep connection with horses through her sculptures. Known for large, outdoor installations, her 25-foot bronze horse at Malaga Airport in Spain is a striking example of her work. Like her father, Siri focuses on capturing the essence rather than striving for photorealistic detail.
Jim and Scott Hollander, the family's photographers, each have unique specialties. Jim, based in Israel since 1983, works as a photographer for Reuters News Agency. His notable publications include "Until Peace," documenting the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and "Run to the Sun," capturing photos from the "Running of the Bulls" in Pamplona over 20 years. Scott, a Hollywood cameraman, excels in outdoor photography, with an impressive collection of images from adventures in skiing, snowboarding, biking, and rock climbing globally.
The Hollander family's creative journey is tied together by a shared passion for expressing their innermost emotions and stories through art.
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