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Ron Gang, Painter. b. 1950, Canada. Immigrated 1972. Studies: Kalisher School, Tel Aviv. Member of Kibbutz Urim.
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Yair Garbuz, Painter. b. 1945, Tel Aviv. Studies: With Rafi Lavie; Avni Institute, Tel Aviv. Prize: 1999 IDB Prize for an Israeli Artist, Israel Museum, Jerusalem. Exhibition: 1968 Bucharest Romania, "The Israel Painter". Director of Art Teachers' Training College, Kalmania.
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Gat, Eliahu, Painter. b. 1919, Russia. Immigrated 1937. Studies: 1938-39 Haifa Technion, architecture; 1945 studio with Avni; 1946 Art Academy, Cairo; 1947-48 with Streichman and Stematsky; 1952 Beaux Arts, Paris; 1953-54 Art Teachers College, Ramat Hasharon. Teaching: From 1965 Art Teachers College, Ramat Hasharon; 1979 Bezalel, Jerusalem; 1964-78 directed the Institute for Plastic Arts, Bat Yam. Prize: 1978 Dizengoff Prize.1939-42 Was a member of Kibbutzim Nir-Haim and Maoz Haim. 1951 A founder of the “Group of Ten”. From 1960 lived in Safed. Died 1987.
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Tamar Getter, Painter and Fine Art teacher, was born in Tel Aviv, 29th April, 1953.
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Michael Gitlin was born in South Africa in 1943, immigrating to Israel in 1948. His media are Sculpture, Drawing and Painting.
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Glicksberg, Chaim, Painter. b. 1904, Pinsk. Immigrated 1925; lived in Jerusalem. Prizes: Dizengoff Prize (three times). 1929 Settled in Tel Aviv; active as a teacher and in public life. A founder of the Association of Artists and Sculptors. 1931 Advisor to Mayor, Meir Dizengoff, on founding Tel Aviv Museum. 1948 Published book on Bialik containing his paintings and drawings. Died 1970.
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Pinhas Golan, Painter. b. 1924, Hungary. Immigrated 1948. Studies: 1972-76 Art College, Ramat Gan, with Freddy Fabian; Bar-Ilan University, philosophy. Uses hebrew letters in his paintings.
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Gordin, Rachel, Painter and Sculptor. b. 1930, Moshav Bizaron, Israel. Studies: Art Teachers College, Ramat Hasharon; advanced studies, Avni Institute, Tel Aviv; Ein Hod. Teaching: 1960-70 WIZO Vocational School, Rehovot, art; from 1970 Rehovot Cultural Centre, ceramic sculpture.
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David Goss, b. South Africa, 1966. Immigrated 1973. Studies - 1990 graduated Buissness Administration , Hebrew University, Jerusalem. 1990 - 1994 Bezalel, Jerusalem. Prizes - 1997 Ministry of Education and Culture Prize in Plastic Arts for a Young Artist. Lives in Tel Aviv
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Gross, Michael, Sculptor and Painter. b. 1920, Tiberius, Israel, sixth generation Israeli. Studies: 1936-40 Teachers’ Seminary, Jerusalem; 1943-45, Technion, Haifa, architecture; sculpture with Moshe Fisher; 1951-54 Beaux Arts, Paris, with Michel Gimond. Teaching: 1957-60 Bezalel, Jerusalem; 1960-80 Oranim Art Institute, Tivon. Prizes: 1964 Herman Struck Prize; 1967 Dizengoff Prize; 1971 Gold Medal, Sao Paolo Biennale; 1977 Sandberg Prize for an Israeli Artist, Israel Museum, Jerusalem; 1987 Minister of Education and Culture Prize for Painting and Sculpture.
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Nurit Gur Lavie, Painter. b. 1952. Studies: 1972-75 Hebrew University, Jerusalem, history and special education; 1976-79 art with Orna Milo and at Hebrew University; 1980 Oranim Art Institute, Tivon, children’s art; 1981-84 Art Teachers College, Ramat Hasharon; 1991-93 etching with Dan Krieger.
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Eli Gur-Arieh Born in Israel, 1964 Studied at Beit Berl Collage - School of Art, Art Teachers Training Collage. Lives and works in Tel-Aviv. One-Person Exhibition
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Pesi Girsch Born 1954 in Munich, Germany 1968 Imigration to Israel Since 1986 teaches photography at "Wizo France Art Highschool Since 1992 teaches photography at the Art Department, Haifa University, Israel Art Studies 1969 - 74 Sculpture, with Rudi Lehmann, Givatayim, Israel 1972 - 74 Drawing, with Prof. Joseph Schwartzman (Meisterschuler of Kathe Kollwitz), Tel Aviv 1974 - 77 Sculpture, in the Academy of Fine Arts, Munich 1982 - 87 Photography and Teaching Certificate, the Art Teachers' Training College, Ramat-Hasharon, Israel
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Green Aviva Academic Positions 1978-79 Museum School, teaching assistant, painting department Boston, MA 1980-82 Studio Plus, instructor, painting & drawing Jerusalem, Israel 1984-91 Harvard University, Mather House Art Program, Director, painting & drawing Cambridge, MA 1986-91 Harvard University, University Appointment, Visiting Artist Boston, MA Education 1979 Graduate School of The Museum of Fine Arts Boston, MA
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Gershon Rennert was born in Mannheim, Germany, in 1929. This city purchased for its institutions one of the artist's works in 1963. In 1933, with Hitler's rise to power, Rennert, at the age of four, escaped together with his family to France, and from there, in 1935, to Israel. Here he received his education, from kindergarten to the completion of his studies. Up till January 1997 he has presented 59 individual exhibitions, and participated in over 200 group exhibitions both in Israel and abroad. Forms part of Dorit Kedar's doktorate "Zen Buddhism as means to increase creativity", to be consulted in The Natinal Library of Congress, New York, N.Y.
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Gabi Klasmer In the mid 1970s Gabi Klasmer and his friend Sharon Keren organized provocative art events, some challenging the definitions of art, others protesting political realities (staging a festive meal outside the Knesset, next to right-wing hunger strikers). In 1979 Klasmer began painting in superlac on paper, moving on to large-scale oils, and most recently, murals and sculpture. His paintings have a theatrical, dramatic air - flaming sunsets, large, strange buildings that seem to be made of cardboard, calligraphic scrawls, all strongly sensuous and colorful.
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