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Danziger, Yitzchak, Sculptor and Painter. b. 1916, Berlin. Immigrated 1923. Studies: Sculpture with Zeev Ben-Zvi; 1934-37 Slade School, London; 1946-54 London University, landscape and garden design. Teaching: From 1955 Technion, Haifa; 1968 Prof. of Architecture. Prizes: 1945-46 Dizengoff Prize. From 1929 lived in Tel Aviv with his father, one of the first doctors in the city. His famous sculpture, “Nimrod”, became the ideal of the “Canaanites”. Killed in traffic accident 1979.
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Druks, Michael, Painter and Sculptor. b. 1940, Jerusalem. Studies: 1968 Institute for Plastic Arts, Bat Yam; High School for Art, Tel Aviv. Prize: 1970 America-Israel Cultural Foundation; 1973 Sandberg Prize, Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Since 1972 has lived in London.
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Darmon Yonathan was born in Morocco in 1944 and studiedat the Ecole Beaux Arts in Toulouse (France) and in Israel at Ein Hod and Haifa University. Y onathan Darmon's sculpture defines itself by unique style, having clean and elegant lines and a play of light and shadow which accentuate the contrast in the art work. The artist haven't stopped here and he demands more of himself. Recently he created few mobile sculptures which their patinas offer a wide variety of unique oxidation colors. Y onathan Darmon's sculptures have been exhibited in galleries and art centers in Paris, London, New York, Lille, Taiwan, and Montreal, as well as in Tel - Aviv, Jerusalem, and Haifa. His works can be found in privatecollections in over 20 cities around the world, and many of them have been purchased by galleries for their permanent collections. Y onathan Darmon's sculptures have also been commissioned by major institutions. Darmon's "Large Bird" is mounted on the grounds of the Kupat Holim clinic center in Haifa. D armon's 'War and Peace Memorial" of bronze and stone mixed media, four meters high, stands in the Public Garden of Safed. S everal of his sculptures have been integrated into the design of the Carmelia Synagogue in Haifa. A t the request of the Jewish Agency, his bust of Lt. General David Elazar was installed at 'the Dado.
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Dreznin Arkadi , born in Leningrad - USSR. In 1954 he graduated from Tarvicheska, Leningrad Art Academy. In 1960 he graduated from the V.l. Mukhin Academy of Art in Leningrad. In 1963 had one-man exhibitions in Leningrad. In 1965 he participated in an International competition in Moscow, the t'heme being "The World of Tomorrow" and received first prize. From 1961 until he left the Soviet Union for Israel, he was a member of the RSFSR Artists' Association and participated in exhibitions of Leningrad painters. Since 1973 he had one-man exhibitions in all the major cities in Israel and received positive critical acclaim.
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daniel (dan) ophir march 1980 - Art gallery Ipanema- Tel-Aviv-Israel august 1981 - Kerilath Jacob Beth Samuel-Chicago-USA april 1982 - The Open University-Tel-Aviv-Israel march 1983 - Jewish community-Johansburg South-Africa Opened by mr.Lester Abrams Grand President Hebrew order of David september 1983 - Art gallery of the city-Holon-Israel Association of artist of Gush DAN-"ORBIS" april 1984 - Art gallery of the city-Givataim-Israel "Bet-Rishonim" Opened by mr.Izack Yaron The mayor of the city-Givataim-Israel may 1984 - Beth Eliyau-Hahagana Museum-Tel-Aviv-Israel opened by mr.Arie Dolchin october 1984 - Art gallery of the city-Holon-Israel october 1985 - Art gallery of the city-Holon-Israel may 1987 - Museum of the Bible-Tel-Aviv-Israel opened by mr.Shimon Peres vice premier and minister of foreing affairs december 1987 - Museum of Bat-Yam city-Israel Opened by mr.Heud Kinamon the mayor of the city may 1988 - Art gallery of the city-Givataim-Israel "Bet-Rishonim"opened by mr.Izack Yaron the mayor of the city august 1996 - Art gallery of the city-Holon-Israel
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DAVID BOSKOVICH BORN: September 2, 1954, Tel- Aviv, Israel EDUCATION: Telma Yellin High School for the Arts, 1969-72 Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 1977-81 University of Pennsylvania, 1982-83 Maestro Ernst Fuchs, Monte Carlo & Vienna, 1990-91 AWARDS Mindel Caplan Kleinbard Award, Special Notice, 1979 Thouron Prize for Composition, 1979 William Emlen Cresson Traveling Scholarship, 1980 Eleanor Gray Prize for Still Life/ Composition, 1981 Pennsylvania Governor's Prize, 1981
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David Fine - Sculptor
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David Schneuer (1905-1988) Paintings & Graphics An authentic citizen of Europe between the two wars. A living witness of the golden period of German Expressionism. Sharp eroticism refined in subtle colors. Virtuoso drawing. Original paintings from the artist's estate. Signed limited edition serigraphs and etchings. Catalog price list available. Monograph with one hundred full color illustrations. Text in English, German, Japanese. Exclusive edition of 1000 numbered copies, includes an original linocut, signed in the plate. Price: US $ 150.-. Exhibitions arranged.
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Deborah Waserman Curriculum Vitae Deborah Wasserman was born in 1965 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. In 1967 she immigrated to Israel with her parents and brother. She grew up and resided in the Tel Aviv region and completed her high school education at Talma Yellin High School of the Arts. After finishing her military service she enrolled at the Shenkar College of Design. After graduating from Shenkar College Deborah continued her studies at the Tel Aviv School of the Arts. It was then that Deborah concentrated mainly on painting and creating a series of works some of which were abstract in nature while others leaned toward the collage style of painting. Upon finishing her studies in Israel Deborah was accepted to the California Institute of the Arts ? CalArts, in Los Angeles, California. At CalArts Deborah discovered new artistic media in photography, video art and installation. During the two years she spent learning there and the five years to come she would focus mostly on creating multi-media installations that would involve audio, video, texts and objects. The topics she would mainly deal with relate to her personal history as well as the cultural background and the political context in which she was raised. After completing her B.F.A. and M.F.A. degrees at CalArts Deborah got accepted to the Whitney Independent Study Program at the Whitney Museum of New York. When the program ended she exhibited at the Whitney Open Studios and called her showing ?Captured?. Deborah continued working and creating in New York, while being asked to exhibit in various galleries and participate in additional seminars and workshops for creative enrichment such as the Artists in the Market Place Program at the Bronx Museum as well as an artists? colony at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in the state of Maine. Among other events Deborah had a showing in 1997 at the Bronx Museum where she also taught art courses. In 1996 she took part in the World Wide Video Festival in The Hague, Holland. Her video installation was shown at the 1996 Soho Arts Festival, and she also participated in the Art Market exhibition organized by Gen Art in 1996. In 1997 Deborah began to examine the language of painting and its boundaries through a new perspective. In her artistic process she started to create a synthesis of narrative elements present in her works from the start and symbolism, autobiographical materials, surrealism and an eclectic style. Her large format paintings are based on the painting tradition, although they create a personal language of their own both original and progressive. In an era of high tech and full-scale media coverage, advertising and technological advancement, Deborah chooses to speak of the return to authenticity, sentiment, sensuality, a desire for depth, mysteriousness and beauty. This beauty exposes trends of growth, pain, death, and decay. It brings fantasies out of the web of memories and digs into the special meaning of the Self along with all the facets of the ego and its complex identity. Since 1988 Deborah has been working and living partly in New York and partly in Tel Aviv. In August 2000 she will open her second solo exhibition in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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Dondi Schwartz - Born 1961 - Montreal, Canada. Educational Background 1984 - Photography - Camera Obscura, Tel-Aviv 1986 - Photography - Concordia University, Montreal, Canada 1988 - Cinema - Beit Zvi, Ramat-Gan 1995 - Drawing - Avni Institute, Tel-Aviv Individual Exhibitions 1990 - Efrat Gallery, Tel-Aviv 1999 - Efrat Gallery, Tel-Aviv 1999 - Leonardo Gallery, Tel-Aviv Group Exhibitions 1999 - Efrat Gallery, Tel-Aviv 1999 - Be'eri Gallery, Kibbitz Be'eri Video Producer and director of the video film "Local Rally", presented on cable television. Collections Kibbutz Be'eri Efrat Gallery Many private collections
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On May 22, 1975 Dov Or-Ner collected all the garbage of the Israel Museum in Jerusalem. He buried the garbage on the museums grounds and sent examples of it, along with a letter of explanation to 400 artists throughout the world.
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Druk Vladimir Born in Moscow 1957. M.A. in Educational Psychology, Moscow 1980 . Lives in NY since 1994. Author of three books, several plays, scenarios and scripts for theatre and TV. Prepared about 200 publication in Russia, former USSR, USA, UK, Germany, France, Finland, Belgium, Romania, Poland, Italy, including -- Druk V. "The Second Apple", NY, USA, 1999 Druk V. "Kommutator" ("The Switchboard") Moscow, 1992 Druk V. "Narisovannoe Yabloko" ("The Drown Apple"), Moscow, 1991 20th Century of Russian Poetry, Anthology, New York, Anchor Book, 1994 Third Wave, Anthology, Michigan, The University Of Michigan Press, 1992 The Poetry of Perestroika, Anthology, Manchester, UK, Iron -Press, 1991 The New York Russian-American Art Club, co-founder, vice-president The Moscow Poetry Club, co-founder, vice-president, member of Advisory Board Writers Union of Moscow, Russia, member of Advisory Board The Union of Journalists of Russia, member Humanitarian's Union of Russia, co-founder, member of Advisory Board Contributed to International Art Festivals: USA 1992, 1989; UK, 1993; Russia, 1990, 1989; Germany 1989, Poland 1989. 1975-1981 - worked in an underground theatre called "Five Nights"-as an actor, playwrighter, director, and teacher. In 1988, in Moscow, performed play "Gluki" (Oleg Kiselev-director) in "The theatre of Improvization" - may be the first attempt of non-linear theatrical prose, a non-linear construction of a plot. This play was later staged at international festivals in Germany and in Canada. In the mid 80's, along with several friends and colleagues, forming a club by the name of "The Narrow School". And in 1990 founded the Institute of Virtual Realities in Moscow...
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Dany Karavan s "Monument to the Negev Brigade" was erected over three years, 1965 - 1968. An environmental sculpture in concrete, it combines functional components and symbols to offer a tangible expression of the battles of the War of Independence. In creating this dramatic, complex work, Karavans skills as theatrical designer were called into play. This is one of the most ambitious examples of monument art so prevalent in the Israeli visual tradition from the Trumpeldor memorial at Tel Hai, to the monuments to the fallen of the War of Independence, and up to Tumarkins Tel Aviv monument to the victims of the Holocaust, and many more.
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David Reeb b. Rehovot, Israel, lives in Tel Aviv "Let's Have Another War" 1997 acrylic on canvas Installation of paintings Reeb's paintings are based on Israeli press photographs of the conflict in the Middle East, mostly by Miki Kratzman, a photographer he greatly respects. His "interventions" are more than copies; they eliminate the minutiae of the photographic process and capture the urgency of the situation. The images Reeb chooses do not deal with major events, heroes, martyrs, or the more graphic side of the violence. Instead, he portrays the banality of the conflict and the routine sense of danger and anger that fills the inhabitants of the area
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Dalia Sharon was born in Ganey Yehuda (Israel) in 1953. After completing her two year army service she went overseas to study art in "The Pretoria School of Art" at Pretoria, South Africa (1975-6). Upon her return to Israel, Dalia graduated from the "Teachers' Collage of Art" in Ramat-Hasharon, Israel (1978-9). During the past 20 years, Dalia has been practicing art in many forms, tha main one being painting. Today, Dalia teaches art in her own studio, and keeps a continuous exhibition of her work in the galery she runs "Just Beside the Studio". Her work is defined as a combination between Abstract and Symbolic-Figurative. The themes mainly express emotional ideas, that when empressed on canvas they become most esthetic and thrilling. The paintings are drawn on high quality canvas, using Acrilic paint in mixed technics, and in variable sizes - from 50X50cm to 250X150cm. Dalia sharon has been exhibiting her work in Israel since 1989. She has also sent seven of her paintings to the "Art Expo" New York (1992). Exhibitions 1989 Ganey Yehuda 1990 Savyon 1992 "Navon Art" gallery, Ramat Aviv 1993 "Havradim" gallery, Ganey Yehuda 1993 "Amalia Arbel" gallery, Rishon Lezion 1993 Carmey Yossef 1994 "Galeria Gimel" gallery, Ramat aviv 1995 "D.S. Danon" gallery, Tel Aviv 1996, 1997 "Just Beside The Studio", Ganey yehuda 1998 Raanana 1999 "Just Beside The Studio", Ganey yehuda 1999 Wadi Nisnas, Haifa 1999 Kela David, Givat Yehoshayahu 1999 Tel Aviv 2000 Givatayim Theatre, Givatayim 2000 Beit Bialik (group exhibition), Tel Aviv 2000 Zavta theatre, Tel Aviv 2000 Mizpe Hayamim hotel gallery, Zefat 2000 "Glikman" gallery, Ramat-Hasharon
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