Born in 1957 in Israel, Arie Vilner came to the United States in 1979 after serving in the Israeli Army. He has been exploring and performing magic for more than two decades, mostly for the New York magic community. In 2002 he won the Slydini Close-Up Competition held by IBM Ring 26 in New York City. He holds a PhD in economics and works as a consultant. His other interests include listening to and playing (piano) classical music.
Arie Vilner is a true master of the pasteboards. His creations have baffled the best minds in magic. Here you can learn his unique techniques and routines.
From the Foreword written by Ken Krenzel:
Presentation and method are inseparable, intertwined ingredients in creating entreating, magical magic. Magic is a most unique performing art which, optimally, evokes astonishment, wonder, and an experience of impenetrable mystery.
Presentation style may range from serious to comedic. Berglas and Tamariz succeed in equally mystifying and entertaining their audiences.
Arie Vilner is an...